Articles

• Legal Implications of EU Economic Governance for Public Finance in a Member State The Case of Slovenia

  Rado Bohinc

  9-36

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• Persecution Due to Sexual Orientation as a Reason for Asylum in the Jurisprudence of the CJEU

  Gyula Fábián

  37-52

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• The International and Supranational Rule of Law in the Slovenian Legal System ‘Lessons’ From European Courts

  Benjamin Flander

  53-80

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• The Global Minimum Tax and Its Potential Impact on the Competitiveness of the Hungarian Corporate Tax System

  Balázs Károlyi

  81-100

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• Setting the Limits of the Member States’ Institutional Autonomy in the Case of Romania, Hungary, and Poland Changes in the Case Law of the CJEU Concerning the Control of National Judicial Systems

  Ágoston Korom

  101-128

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• Some Remarks on the ‘Hungarian Euro’

  György Marinkás

  129-150

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• Three Case Studies on Migration-Related Detention

  Gregor Maučec

  151-184

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• Does the Czech Parliament Follow Tax Law Drafting Principles?

  Michal Radvan

  185-202

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• Constitutional Courts and the Court of Justice, Constitutional Law and EU Law – Two Arranged Marriages and the Legal Problems Arising From Them

  David Sehnálek

  203-228

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• Limitations on the Freedom of Movement of Foreigners and Asylum Seekers in Croatian Law and Practice

  Frane Staničić

  229-249

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• Integration Responsibility: The Relationship of National Constitutional Courts to the Court of Justice of the European Union Hierarchy or Collegiality?

  Norbert Tribl

  251-269

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• Effectiveness of Tax Dispute Resolution Mechanisms – The Impact of the European Legal Framework on National Jurisdiction

  Nataša Žunić Kovačević

  271-291

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