The Institute for Postgraduate Legal Studies provides information on the recent publication of the 2024 volume of the Annales Universitatis Scientiarum Budapestinensis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae, Sectio Iuridica. This long-standing academic series continues to present high-quality research produced by members of the university and international scholars, reflecting the diversity and excellence of contemporary legal scholarship at ELTE.

The 2024 issue (Tomus LXIII) comprises sixteen articles and reviews covering a wide range of legal topics – from European Union and international law to constitutional studies, sustainability, and mediation. The volume brings together contributions from Hungarian and foreign academics alike, highlighting the university’s strong engagement with the international research community.

It is a special pleasure that this issue includes articles by two international lecturers of the European and International Business Law LL.M. program.

Associate Professor Mira Kuneva analyses The implications of the Russo-Ukrainian war on Euro-Atlantic and Russian strategic cultures – a comparative study, offering a nuanced perspective on how the ongoing conflict reshapes strategic and legal thinking across regions. 

Associate Professor Jonathan McCarthy contributes an insightful paper titled Wrong turns or paths not (yet) taken? The creation of an EU regulatory framework for digital finance, examining how the European Union is developing its regulatory response to the challenges posed by digital financial technologies. Both studies reflect the EIBL program’s commitment to a global, forward-looking understanding of law and governance.

The 2024 volume of the Annales also features the summary of the habilitation thesis of Dr. habil. Éva Lukács Gellérné, Head of the European and International Business Law LL.M. program, titled Health insurance-related rules of EU law and their implementation into Hungarian national law. The study provides an in-depth overview of the interaction between European health law and national legal systems.

The full volume is available for download here.