Vol. 16 No. 31 (2021)

The Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Law's Issue 31 is a thematic issue which aims to present the interface between environmental protection and constitutional law in Central Europe. The readers may peruse the issue from the perspective of Hungary, Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Furthermore, a comparative legal analysis is provided on the Hungarian, German, Italian and Belgian regulation.

Published: 2021-12-08

Full Issue

Thoughts on the principle of ne bis in idem in the light of administrative and criminal sanctions for the legal protection of animals

Krisztina Bányai

7-38
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Current tendencies of the development of the right to a healthy environment in Hungary in the light of the practice of the Constitutional Court in recent years

Dávid Hojnyák

39-54
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The "Environmental Lawsuit" as an Instrument of Preventive Protection of the Constitutional Right to Healthy Environment in the Law of the Republic of Serbia

Nikolina Miščević, Attila Dudás

55-69
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Right to a Healthy Environment and Legal Regulation of Viticulture

Dušan Nikolić

70-84
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The approach of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia towards the protection of the right to a healthy environment

Lana Ofak

85-98
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Constitutional protection of the environment with particular regard to the Hungarian, German, Italian and Belgian constitutional regulation

Flóra Orosz, Noémi Suri, Renáta Hrecska-Kovács, Péter Szőke

99-120
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Constitutionalisation of Environmental Protection in Poland

Bartosz Rakoczy

121-129
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The Protection of the Interests of Future Generations in the 10-Year-Old Hungarian Constitution, With Special Reference to the Right to a Healthy Environment and Other Environmental Issues

János Ede Szilágyi

130-144
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Environmental protection in the Constitution of the Czech Republic

Dominik Židek

145-160
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