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Introduction On 30 th January 2020, the Director General of the World Health Organization declared a public health emergency of international concern over the global outbreak of a novel coronavirus, COVID-19. 1 COVID-19 is an infectious

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Pyramid and Ponzi schemes and the repercussions of the differing regulatory approaches

Hungarian developments in the light of contemporary global trends

Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies
Author:
Tibor Tajti (Thaythy)

attributable to such effects of the 2008 Credit Crunch. Similarly, based on the same rational, the COVID19 pandemic could also result in the fall of some so far unnoticed schemes. 16

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, link 26 .(Amnesty International): Policing the pandemic. Human rights violations in the enforcement of COVID-19 measures in Europe, link 27 . Related to the Roma – police relationship in Hungary see, Héra (2017

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COVID-19 pandemic, the interviews were conducted online and were primarily administered with the use of video. Some of the interviews took place in the current offices of the interviewees and in coffeehouses. All of the interviews were conducted in

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). OECD ( 2020 ) OECD Employment Outlook 2020: Worker Security and the COVID-19 Crisis . OECD Publishing

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could not have been foreseen. This might be relevant in the case of sudden social changes. During the COVID-19 pandemic, hostility arose against social groups, such as the sick and the elderly or mask-wearing people that had not previously been victims

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prohibition primarily decried the fact of debating the amendment during a COVID-19 lockdown, with stakeholders being excluded from the debate. The circus lobby interpreted the ban as an inadequate and ineffective intervention into their business. As for animal

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.3726/978-3-653-01616-1 Mészáros , G. , ‘ Carl Schmitt in Hungary: Constitutional Crisis in the Shadow of Covid-19 ’ ( 2021 ) 1 Review of Central and East European Law 69 – 90 . 10.1163/15730352-bja10024

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it ‘does not have a head’ and does not look like a State, especially since the avowed objective was to put in place a new type of construction. The problem is that, despite the transfers of power, the Union, until the Covid crisis and the initiatives

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Facility which aims to address the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on EU economies. Despite the application of the political and legal mechanisms provided for in the Treaties, the erosion of the rule of law in Poland can still be observed

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