No. 3(68)/2025: Comparative Constitutional History in Central and Eastern Europe

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Published: 2025-09-15

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Artykuły

The Role of the Historical Constitution in Hungary

Lóránt Csink

9-18
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Methodological Challenges for Constitutional History in Central-Eastern Europe

Manuel Guțan

19-43
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Reflections on the Croatian Constitutional Tradition from 1848 to 1918

Ivan Kosnica

44-58
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Early Modern Ukrainian Constitutionalism: A Comparative View

Oleksiy V. Kresin

59-70
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The Importance of the Sources of Law Used in Drafting the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia with the Purpose of Strengthening Constitutionalism

Linda Lielbriede

71-90
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National Tradition or Foreign Patterns? Sources of Inspiration for Finnish Constitutionalism at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century – A Comparative Approach

Dawid Michalski

91-103
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Emerging Parliaments between Corporative Representation and Interaction with the Royal Courts: Parliamentary History in Late Medieval and Early Modern Central Eastern Europe

Ulrike Müßig

104-145
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Constitutional Proposals Unveiled: A Detailed Study of Unrealised Drafts in Czechoslovakia

Jaromír Tauchen, David Kolumber

146-167
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Case-Law Review

Freedom of Assembly before the Courts: A Case Law Overview from the European Court of Human Rights and Polish Courts

Agnieszka Bień-Kacała, Tomasz Brzezicki, Tomasz Kucharski, Anna Tarnowska, Wojciech Włoch

171-194
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Reviews

Agnieszka Bień-Kacała, Konstytucjonalizm nieliberalny w Polsce po 2015 roku (Illiberal Constitutionalism in Poland after 2015), Warsaw 2024, pp. 236

Anna Rytel-Warzocha

197-201
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