Wissenschaftliche Literatur hungary

Aleksandra Burgiel / Troy B. Wiwczaroski (eds.)

Global Leadership and Leadership Development

Betriebliche Personalentwicklung und Weiterbildung in Forschung und Praxis

This book has been developed as part of a broader project: ERASMUS+ KA203 - Strategic Partnerships for Higher Education project No. 2017-1-HU01-KA203-035918, known as PROMINENCE (Promoting mindful encounters through intercultural competence and experience). Four partner universities were involved in the research and writing of this book: Debrecen University in Debrecen, Hungary, the coordinating partner; the University of Economics in Katowice,…

Libor Lukášek

The Visegrad Group

Its Development in the Years 1991 – 2004

Schriften zur Geschichtsforschung des 20. Jahrhunderts

The Visegrad Group is an alliance of Eastern European countries (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia) founded 15 February 1991 in Visegrad with the presidents of Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Poland signing a „Declaration on mutual cooperation for further European integration.“ The strategic goals of the Group were to fill in the security-economic vacuum created in the region as the result of the fundamental international political changes at the end of the…

Romana Careja

Policy Coherence and Economic Reforms in Central and Eastern Europe

The Great Transformation

POLITICA – Schriftenreihe zur politischen Wissenschaft

Starting from the observation that some of the East European post-socialist governments produced coherent reform policies which successfully transformed their countries’ economies into capitalist ones, while others lingered behind muddling through half hearted reforms, this paper takes a closer look at how these governments simultaneously developed the banking sector and the large scale privatization. The guiding question of the project is: Why do some governments of CEE…

Anna Lytvynyuk

Fundamental Rights Operation in Private Law

A Comparative Study of Legal Solutions

Studien zum Zivilrecht

The book analyses how fundamental rights operate in private law on the example of judicial enforcement of fundamental rights. Five distinct ways of such judicial adjudication in a private law case involving a fundamental right are identified and examined in ten European countries: England and Wales, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain.

The finding of the comparative analyses presents answers to the questions of…