Vol. 5 No. 2 (2021): A jogfosztás elmélete és gyakorlata a Horthy-korszak második felében és az NS-rendszerben

Content

Content

2
- pdf (Magyar)

Tanulmányok

Berlin 1938: From the Apprenticeship Years of Elemér Pólay

Éva Jakab

3-14
- PDF (Deutsch)
The Outstanding Humanist Thinker and Codificator, Andrés Bello and the Codification of Private Law (Civil Law and Commercial Law) in Chile

Gábor Hamza

15-23
- PDF (Magyar)
A Failed Attempt Sketch from the Early Stages of Western Legal History Research in Japan

Dan Sato

24-43
- PDF (Magyar)
Doctors as “Administrators of the Hereditary Property”? Eugenic Marriage Counselling in German and Hungarian Legislation until 1945

Helen Ahlke Abram

44-66
- PDF (Deutsch)
The 1940 German-Hungarian National Minority Agreement as an expression of NS Law

Timo Marcel Albrecht

67-95
- PDF (Deutsch)
The Office of the Head of State of the Slovak Republic between 1939 and 1945

Iván Halász

96-110
- PDF (Magyar)
Scientific Writings of Hungarian Private Lawyers in Germany (1920–1944)

Csabáné Herger

111-131
- PDF (Magyar)
Private Law Publications in Hungary between 1920–1944 with Special Regard to the Influence of German Law and the Restriction of Rights

Bernadett Krausz

132-140
- pdf (Magyar)
Publications of Hungarian Criminal Law Jurists in the Nazi Germany and in Hungary (1933–1944)

Veronika Lehotay

141-150
- pdf (Deutsch)
Writings on Education and Cultural Policy in the Monatsschrift für Deutsch-Ungarischen Kulturaustausch der Ungarisch-Deutschen Gesellschaft in Budapest (1940–1944)

Patrícia Dominika Niklai

151-160
- pdf (Deutsch)
‘The Name of Your Dignity is Now also a Concept in the Third Reich, which Opens Every Door.’ The Disciples of Zoltán Magyary in Nazi Germany (1933–1944)

Gábor Schweitzer

161-178
- pdf (Deutsch)

Műhelytanulmányok

Basic Dogmatic Issues of Forced Sexual Intercourse and Related Crimes in the Period between 1878–1989 and Their Regulatory Backgrounds

Violett Fődi

182-210
- pdf (Magyar)
The First Period of Spanish Legal Custom Research: Collections of Serrano, Unamuno and Espejo

Gabriella Matla

211-217
- pdf (Magyar)
Weapons in the Medieval Justice

Péter Siska

218-245
- pdf (Magyar)
Judicial Independence in Pakistan

Rida ZULFIQAR

246-262
- pdf

Ad hoc

"One hundred plusz ten" About the anniversary volume of the Ernő Tárkány Szücs Research Group for Legal Cultural History and Legal Ethnography

Patrícia Dominika Niklai

263-268
- pdf (Magyar)

Full Issue

Content

Content

Tanulmányok

Berlin 1938: From the Apprenticeship Years of Elemér Pólay

The Outstanding Humanist Thinker and Codificator, Andrés Bello and the Codification of Private Law (Civil Law and Commercial Law) in Chile

A Failed Attempt Sketch from the Early Stages of Western Legal History Research in Japan

Doctors as “Administrators of the Hereditary Property”? Eugenic Marriage Counselling in German and Hungarian Legislation until 1945

The 1940 German-Hungarian National Minority Agreement as an expression of NS Law

The Office of the Head of State of the Slovak Republic between 1939 and 1945

Scientific Writings of Hungarian Private Lawyers in Germany (1920–1944)

Private Law Publications in Hungary between 1920–1944 with Special Regard to the Influence of German Law and the Restriction of Rights

Publications of Hungarian Criminal Law Jurists in the Nazi Germany and in Hungary (1933–1944)

Writings on Education and Cultural Policy in the Monatsschrift für Deutsch-Ungarischen Kulturaustausch der Ungarisch-Deutschen Gesellschaft in Budapest (1940–1944)

‘The Name of Your Dignity is Now also a Concept in the Third Reich, which Opens Every Door.’ The Disciples of Zoltán Magyary in Nazi Germany (1933–1944)

Műhelytanulmányok

Basic Dogmatic Issues of Forced Sexual Intercourse and Related Crimes in the Period between 1878–1989 and Their Regulatory Backgrounds

The First Period of Spanish Legal Custom Research: Collections of Serrano, Unamuno and Espejo

Weapons in the Medieval Justice

Judicial Independence in Pakistan

Ad hoc

"One hundred plusz ten" About the anniversary volume of the Ernő Tárkány Szücs Research Group for Legal Cultural History and Legal Ethnography

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