We are excited to announce the fourth International Week, taking place from October 5 to 9 at the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences!
This October, the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences will host its fourth International Week, welcoming guest lecturers from around the world, both in person and online. Participants will have the opportunity to attend a diverse range of courses delivered by distinguished academics and gain new international perspectives on law and related fields.
PARTICIPATION
Students who wish to earn ECTS credits for participating in the International Week courses should register for the course “Intensive Course on International Legal and Political Science Challenges” (ICILPSC_ISZNY) in Neptun.
To earn the credits, students must attend at least 4 × 90 minutes of classes and successfully complete the multiple-choice test based on those classes on the CooSpace platform.
Students who do not register for the course in Neptun may still receive a certificate of participation, provided they attend at least two full lectures (2 × 90 minutes in total), and register via the Google Forms registration form below. The certificate will be sent to the email address provided during registration to students whose attendance records confirm participation in at least two full sessions.
https://forms.gle/cAy64Lue9E5j3hy26
PROGRAM
The links to the online courses are available by clicking on the word “ONLINE” next to the relevant course in the program. Where required, the meeting ID and password for online sessions are provided in the table version of the program below. Some online courses will also be projected in designated classrooms. However, you are also very welcome to join from home if that is more convenient.
Most courses will be delivered in English; the only exceptions are the two courses taught in French, which are indicated by a French flag: the courses of Béatrice BRENNEUR and Sergiu MISCOIU.
To view the program details, click on the picture, or download the pdf version of the brochure.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5
| TIME & VENUE |
LECTURER |
COURSE TITLE |
|
9:00–11:30
JK-F07
|
Béatrice BRENNEUR |
Comment le conflit nous fait grandir
|
|
10:00–11:30
JK-201 |
John CROSS |
International and European Patent and Trademark Law |
|
10:00–12:00
ONLINE + projected in JK-204 (Menyhárth)
Meeting ID: 329 765 626 720 618
Password: cY2QU7mt
|
José Filipe PINTO |
The New World Order: The World at a Crossroads |
|
11:00–12:30
GO Schuman (Feketesas Street 28.) |
Azer SUMBAS |
Sovereignty, Territory and Federal State Formation: Colonial Legacies and the Postcolonial Order |
|
13:00–14:30
BO 10 (Bocskai Street 10–12.) |
László SZEGEDI |
Conflicts of Interest Rules – Reforms in European and Global Context
|
|
16:00–17:30
Aula / Auditorium (ground floor)
(Originally scheduled for the Council Room; moved to this venue.) |
Aniceto MASFERRER |
Who Makes the Law? Can Law Be Reduced to Legislation? Codification and the Persistence of Non-Legislative Sources of Law * |
* The Department of Hungarian Legal History and the Doctoral School of Law and Political Sciences are co-organizing the event as part of the Legal History Lecture Series.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6
| TIME & VENUE |
LECTURER |
COURSE TITLE |
|
9:00–10:30
Aula / Auditorium (ground floor)
(Originally scheduled for the Council Room; moved to this venue.) |
Tomáš GÁBRIŠ |
From Subjects to Citizens? Republicanism, Civic Equality, and the Symbolic Abolishment of Nobility in East-Central Europe * |
|
10:00–11:30
Faculty Lounge (third floor) |
John CROSS |
International and European Patent and Trademark Law |
|
10:30–12:00
JK-209 |
Aneta MICHALSKA-WARIAS |
Defining organised crime for the purposes of criminal law and criminology |
|
12:00–13:30
JK-203 |
Azer SUMBAS |
Federalism, Territory and Constitutional Statehood: Colonial Legacies and Contemporary Transformations |
|
15:30–18:30
Council Room (first floor) |
Karol KAGAN |
The Use of Selected Forensic Traces in Practice |
* The Department of Hungarian Legal History and the Doctoral School of Law and Political Sciences are co-organizing the event as part of the Legal History Lecture Series.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7
| TIME & VENUE |
LECTURER |
COURSE TITLE |
|
9:30–11:00
ONLINE
Meeting ID: 327 080 496 677 51
Password: tR9ZM65y
|
Francesca TASSINARI |
Does the European Union have competence to act externally in the field of personal data protection? |
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8
| TIME & VENUE |
LECTURER |
COURSE TITLE |
|
9:00–12:00
Faculty Lounge (third floor) |
André POHLMANN |
International and European Patent and Trademark Law |
|
9:30–11:00
Cancelled due to illness!
|
Francesca TASSINARI |
Does the European Union have competence to act externally in the field of personal data protection? |
|
10:00–12:00
ONLINE + projected in JK-210
Meeting ID: 364 748 731 631 2
Password: ox7vS33z
|
Marijana MLADENOV |
The Right to Water in the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights |
|
10:00–11:30
ONLINE + projected in JK-104 (Pólay)
Meeting ID: 366 921 162 187 890
Password: mL6sz6nM
|
Maria KARCZ-KACZMAREK |
Public administration in Poland
|
|
12:00–15:00
JK-F07 |
Sergiu MISCOIU |
La Francophonie et l'avenir des relations entre les pays d'Europe centrale et orientale et les pays d'Afrique francophone
|
|
14:00–15:30
ONLINE + projected in JK-211
Meeting ID: 351 883 793 464 835
Password: 2wA3mc6U
|
Anna Magdalena KOSIŃSKA |
Right to be protected against the culture of country of origin v right to maintain your cultural patterns - considerations from the perspective of European migration law
|
|
16:00–17:30
JK-211 |
Ramita MANSOUR |
The Non-National in European Law
|
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
| TIME & VENUE |
LECTURER |
COURSE TITLE |
|
9:00–12:15
JK-210 |
André POHLMANN |
International and European Patent and Trademark Law |
|
10:00–11:30
ONLINE
Meeting ID: 316 289 043 708 292
Password: et2U9KC3
|
MÁCSKOVICH Márkó Szilveszter |
The Politics of Humanitarian Data: Power, Protection and Accountability |
|
11:30–13:00
ONLINE
Meeting ID: 396 656 849 656 487
Password: wy6Gv68G
|
Krystyna NIZIOŁ |
Automated Decision-Making Systems of Digital Work Platform
|
