Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023): KözigazgatásTudomány (Administrative Science)

Articles

• New directions of adminstrative sanctioning and the efficiency

  Zsuzsanna Árva

  5-23

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• The Digital Services Act and the consumer protection law of the EU

  András Tóth

  24-34

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• The protagonist of European public administration: the European Commission

  András Torma

  35-56

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• Comparative analysis of personal data processing and the right to freedom of expression and information in the UK, Italian and German regulatory regimes

  Gábor Hulkó, György Marinkás

  57-70

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• The right to effective remedy in the field of digital services

  Péter Váczi

  71-83

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• The practice of authority and administrative contracts in domestic and foreign case law

  Zsolt Czékmann, Eszter Czibrik

  84-96

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• The legal and social framework of the digitalization of Hungarian tax administration procedures and services, its challenges The Hungarian e-tax administration regulation, its eIDAS ’source’, regulatory system, and the digital awareness and readiness of Hungarian society

  István Szalóki

  97-117

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• Limitations of autonomous municipal legislation A case study of the legislative practice of the Municipality of Budapest

  Kristóf Balázs Cseh

  118-131

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• The limits of subjective legal protection in land reparcelling cases concerning roads

  Bettina Kozák

  132-145

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• Main organisational governance issues in central government administrations

  Zsófia Kincső Varga

  146-159

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• Artificial intelligence and public administration Current issues in artificial intelligence

  Gergely Rideg

  160-173

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• Evolution of the relationship between public administration and the client in brief Emergence and evolution of customer rights in domestic public administration

  Ferenc Varga

  174-187

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• State responsibilities for educational and housing segregation State responsibilities for child protection in addressing segregation according to international approaches

  Felícia Laura Sváb-Repponi

  188-201

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