2006. évi 1. szám - Jura - Pécsi Tudományegyetem

CONTENTS
STUDIUM
JÁNOS BOROS:
Pragmatism and democratic legislation 7
TÍMEA DRINÓCZI–JUDIT ZELLER:
The constitutional interpretation of marriage and family 16
ISTVÁN HORVÁTH:
The expectations and the reality II 23
LÁSZLÓ JUHÁSZ:
Emergence of the transcription of juridical decisions
in the Hungarian legal system 33
DÁNIEL KELEMEN:
Development of the English company law 45
LÁSZLÓ KÕHALMI:
Criminal Injunction against Legal Persons 52
HERBERT KÜPPER:
The Parliamentary Non-confidence Against the Government – The German
Constitutional Practise and Art 39/A of the Hungarian Constitution 63
KITTI MAROS:
Research on Peyotism from a Legal Anthropological Aspect 72
ÉVA NAGY:
Emergence of Consumer Credit Arrangements 85
ATTILA PÁNOVICS:
Experiences of the Operation of the National Civil Frame Program 99
JUDIT ZELLER:
Legislative Assignments Stemming from the Constitution
of the European Union 110
COLLOQUIUM
ANTAL ÁDÁM:
On Aztec, Mayan and Inca Religion 121
ADRIAN MIHAI INCEU–IRIMIE POPA:
Income Tax and the Flat Tax in Rumania 126
ADRIAN MIHAI INCEU–IRIMIE POPA:
Law and Accounting Interference 141
BOTOND JUHÁSZ:
Essays on Legal History of the Periodical titled as Essays on Jurisprudence
of PhD Students in Miskolc 143
MÁTÉ JULESZ:
Advances in Legislation Relating to Soil Protection 149
TAMÁS VARGA:
Political Behaviour and Participation 158
FORUM
MILJENO BREKALO–NADA PETRICEVIC:
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The Legal Character of Transformation and Privatization
of Social Ownership in the Republic of Croatia 165
AD HOC
LILLA DÁVID:
Essay in Honour of the 25 th Anniversary of the Death
of Professor István Losonczy 169
ADRIÁN FÁBIÁN:
PhD Essays 1 178
DÓRA HORVÁTH:
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