The project closing event of JUDICON-EU will be held in Budapest (28-29 September 2023).
2023. 09. 18.
The article addresses the budgetary implications of constitutional adjudication by analysing the decisions of the Hungarian Constitutional Court (HCC) between 1990 and 2018.
2022. 10. 09.
The JUDICON-EU project held its second international workshop in Budapest, 19-20 November 2021. 
2021. 11. 21.
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The project closing event of JUDICON-EU will be held in Budapest (28-29 September 2023).
2023.09.18.
The article addresses the budgetary implications of constitutional adjudication by analysing the decisions of the Hungarian Constitutional Court (HCC) between 1990 and 2018.
2022.10.09.
The JUDICON-EU project held its second international workshop in Budapest, 19-20 November 2021. 
2021.11.21.
JUDICON project members presented a paper at ECPR General Conference 2021.
2021.09.08.
A JUDICON-EU paper titled “Dissenting Coalitions in Politically Relevant Cases at the Hungarian Constitutional Court 1990-2018” was presented at the conference of the International Society of Public Law.
2021.07.11.
Kálmán Pócza and Oliver Lembcke published a new study in volume at Duncker und Humblot on how the JUDICON-EU methodology can be applied to the empirical research on constitutional courts.
2020.12.14.
JUDICON project members presented a paper at the 2020 APSA Annual Meeting.
2020.09.20.
Oliver Lembcke and Kálmán Pócza presented the first results of the JUDICON project on the German Federal Constitutional Court.
2020.05.25.
"Constitutional Politics and the Judiciary" has been reviewed at the blog of the International Journal of Constitutional Law and in Law and Society Review.
2020.02.14.
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