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European Masterpieces |
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New Modes of Governance in the European Union |
The second analysis in our European Masterpieces series is entitled "New Modes of Governance in the European Union", written by Helen Wallace, one of the most well-known scholars dealing with European studies.
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The United States of Europe |
The first booklet in our European Masterpieces series is entitled "The United States of Europe", written by the social scientist and politician Oscar Jászi. The whole text is published both in English and Hungarian first time ever. |
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Foreign Minister in Action |
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Péter Balázs, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs held a presentation entitled Room of Manoeuvre: Hungarian Foreign Policy on 23 February 2010.
Gábor Kiss, Péter Balázs, István Hegedűs Péter Balázs András Bozóki, Zsófia Németh, Enikő Simon, Edina Ocskó, Gábor Kiss, Péter Balázs
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Traditional Annual Workshop |
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On 16 December 2009, HES members held presentations for HES members in the Hungarian House of Photography - Mai Manó House. Program |
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Visa and Migration in Europe |
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The Hungarian Europe Society organised an international workshop on European policy issues on 4 December 2009 in Budapest. Tamás Molnár is explaining the results of HES research project The program of the workshop Tamás Molnár was interviewed by InfoRádió after the workshop Pictures of a Workshop |
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On the Irish Referendum |
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The Hungarian Europe Society’s Declaration on the Irish Referendum* With relief and happiness we accept the convincing victory of the “Yes” votes in the Irish referendum. We have always supported the Lisbon Treaty: coming into force, it will make the decision-making process more transparent and the European political life more personalised. That is why we urge the Polish and the Czech Presidents that they sign the ratification instruments as soon as possible and ensure the workings of the European institutions – now in accordance with the new treaty. It would be frustrating if twenty years after the regime-changes in Central and Eastern Europe, politicians from our region would obstacle further European unity. We need strong and enterprising European institutions! We expect that the member states nominate politically outstanding and skilled candidates to the renewing European Commission. In the coming years, the European Uunion should play an initiating and decisive role in many policy areas as well as in the arena of international politics. Budapest, 3-6 October 2009 * The declaration does not necessarily reflect the views of all HES members. Forty members voted in favour, one person voted against the statement. |
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How to Call It? |
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On 7 October 2009, János Rainer, Director of the Institute for the History of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution held a presentation entitled „89:56, or Two Revolutions?”. |
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Visa Workshop |
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The Hungarian Europe Society organised a workshop together with the Stefan Batory Foundation, Warsaw, the Association for International Affairs, Prague and the Research Center of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Bratislava entitled "V4 and Eastern Neighbours: Schengen and Its Impact on Mutual Co-operation" on 10 June 2009 at the "Aranytíz" Cultural Centre in Budapest.
The aim of the workshop was to present the results of the research project “Monitoring and Analysis of the Visa Policies of the Visegrad Countries“. The project analysed the relations of the V4 with their eastern neighbours and other non-EU countries regarding visa issuing policies.
The workshop focused on the dilemma how the needs for both security and justice inside the Schengen area effect the rights and opportunities of third country citizens to enter the territory of the European Union. |
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European Elections 2009 - Europeanization: Parties, Institutions, Member States |
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The Hungarian Europe Society held an international workshop on 22-23 May 2009 (Friday afternoon and Saturday) in the Gobelin Hall of the Hungarian Parliament. 2009 is a year of historical importance for Hungary and Europe. It marks the next European elections; the fifth anniversary of many post-communist states’ accession to the European Union and the “Big Bang” enlargement of the „old” European Union; as well as the twentieth anniversary of the crucial year of political transition to democracy in Central Europe. The workshop aimed to reflect upon the adjustment of the political elites, the citizens and the institutions to the historical and political changes of the past two decades in both the former EU-15 and the recently joined member states, whilst focusing on the process of Europeanization inside the whole European Union. The analysis of the upcoming European Parliament elections as well as the search for the development of the European political sphere also expressed the all-European approach of the event.
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At the statue of Imre Nagy - Martí Grau i Segú, József Martin, Zsolt Enyedi, Grigorij Mesežnikov, Václav Nekvapil, Hakan G. Sicakkan, István Hegedűs, José Ignacio Torreblanca, Alexander H. Trechsel |
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Open Forum on the Western Balkans in Budapest |
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Open Forum Budapest on 8-10 May 2009 organised by the Hungarian Europe Society and the Germany-based NGO Citizens of Europe focused on the mismatch between the role of the European Union as a “civilizatory” power in the Western Balkans and the public attention in most of the member states. Attila Bartha, Péter Györkös, Valon Veliqi, Adnan Huskić
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Students in Europe |
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HES organised a study tour to Brussels for three university students - Zoltán Dóczi, Szabolcs Tóth and Szilvia Váradi together with István Hegedűs HES chairman between 15-19 April 2009 sponsored by the National Civil Fund. Zoltán Dóczi, Szilvia Váradi, István Hegedűs and Szabolcs Tóth in the European Parliament |
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Constitutionalism and Democracy in the European Union - Are They Now Luxury Problems? |
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Jan-Werner Müller, Professor at Princeton University held a presentation on 11 March, 2009. |
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Preparations for the Hungarian Presidency |
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On 21 January 2009, Gábor Iván state secretary of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, member of HES made a presentation on the preparations for the Hungarian Presidency in 2011.
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Do not forget to offer 1 percent of your personal income tax for the Hungarian European Society! |
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Latest News |
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On the Hungarian Media "Constitution " |
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István Hegedűs held a presentation entitled EU Membership of a Relatively New Member State: the Hungarian Case on the Summer Seminar for Young Leaders of the Western Balkans organised by the International Centre for Democratic Transition on 26 July 2010. Program |
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Disability Rights Data Protection |
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Petra Bárd participated at the ELSA Summer School on "How to Become Homo Europeus?" between 19-27 July, 2010 in Tatranská Lomnica, Slovakia. The title of her two presentations are EU Fundamental Rights with a Special Focus on Disability Rights Data Protection in Criminal Cooperation. |
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Balkans and Globalization |
On 15-18 July 2010, András Deák participated at the LIBSEEN summer academy entitled “Balkans in the progress of globalization” in Ljubljana representing the HES. Program |
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On 14 July 2010 Petra Bárd participated as an invited speaker at the roundtable talks with US Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy on judicial reform issues.
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Petra Bárd gave a talk on "Rejuvenating The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice after the Entry into Force of the Lisbon Treaty" on 7 July 2010, at an international conference organized by the Pázmány Péter Catholic University on "New Values after the Lisbon Treaty".
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Future Generations and the Fundamental Rights |
Between 5-17 July, 2010 Petra Bárd organized NICLAS, an international constitutional law summer school financed by the European Commission. She also gave a speech on 6 July 2010 on "The Charter of Fundamental Rights". |
Petra Bárd gave a guest lecture on genetic databases in the forensic context from an EU perspective on 5 July 2010, at CEU, Budapest in the framework of Total Law TM. |
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The fall of Hungarian liberalism or the failure of the Hungarian liberal party? was the title of the presentation held by István Hegedűs at the annual conference of the Hungarian Political Science Association in Szeged on 18 June 2010. |
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On 3-4 June 2010, Zoltán Dóczi participated at the conference entitled “Civil Society in Europe and the Arab Word – Towards a Sustainable Dialogue” in Potsdam organised by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation in cooperation with the League of Arab States. |
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