Global Governance & International Institutions
Public Administrative Reforms with Regards to the Changes of the Role of State
Public administration reform; role of the state; task transfer; adaptive governance; New Public Management; administrative capacity
The article examines public-administration reforms as mechanisms through which responsibilities are redistributed among the state, the market, civil society, local authorities, and international institutions. It develops a model for analysing how administrative systems adapt to economic, social, technological, and environmental challenges.
GELLÉN, MÁRTON
Protocol No. 16 to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights...
Protocol No. 16; European Court of Human Rights; advisory opinions; judicial dialogue; human rights; preliminary rulings
The article examines the advisory-opinion procedure introduced by Protocol No. 16 to the European Convention on Human Rights. It analyses its procedural operation, its potential contribution to judicial dialogue and domestic human-rights protection, and its relationship with the preliminary-ruling procedure of the Court of Justice of the European Union.
DEÁK, BEÁTA
Some Thoughts on the Postmodern Virtuality of Law
Postmodern law; legal virtuality; globalization; cultural relativism; legal pluralism; sovereignty
Die Studie untersucht die historische Entwicklung des Nationalstaates sowie das Verhältnis zwischen nationaler Homogenisierung, ethnischer Vielfalt und Multikulturalismus. Sie vertritt die These, dass ein multiethnischer Staat mit multikultureller Politik die traditionellen Integrations- und Legitimationsgrundlagen des Nationalstaates grundlegend verändert.
VDOVYCHENKO, MYKOLA
European Court of Human Rights Case Law on Protection of Personal Data...
European Court of Human Rights; data protection; human rights; Turkey
Protection of Personal Data is one of the newest right developed within the Right to Privacy. This fundamental right has been perceieved mostly as a European value giving as a reason that it has been continuesly develop-ing under the European legal framework. Turkey also follows European heritage of human rights as one of the member of the Council of Europe and European Union candidate country. Recognition of personal data pro-tection as a single fundamental right was a late action of Turkey. For this reason, some of the data potection cases could not solved in Turkey’s jurisdiction, but were referred to the European Court of Human Right. If there was well-grounded data protection law before, the cases could be solved quicker and more in favor of Plaintiffs.
VÁRKONYI-GÜLTEKIN, GIZEM
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