Judicial Studies Institute
Judicial Studies Institute - JUSTIN is a research center dedicated to the study of domestic courts, international tribunals and various bodies involved in court administration. JUSTIN opened in September 2016 with the help of the ERC Starting Grant (JUDI-ARCH, 2016-2021), which focused on the ever growing role of judicial councils and other forms of judicial self-government in a globalizing legal order.
Research Interest
Independence
Judicial independence and accountability
Trust
Public confidence in courts and judges
Transparency
Transparency and legitimacy of courts
ECtHR
Legislative responses to the Strasbourg case law
Analysis
Citation analysis, domestic compliance with decisions of the European Court of Human Rights and UN human rights bodies
JUSTIN strives to become the globally leading hub for research on judicial self-government and its impact on law, politics and society.
Co-directors of JUSTIN
Publications
Total number of publications: 274
2021
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Opening the Door to Solving the "Copenhagen Dilemma"? All Eyes on Repubblika v Il-Prim Ministru
European Law Review, year: 2021, volume: 46, edition: 5
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Political science in Central and Eastern Europe : integration with limited convergence in Czechia
European Political Science, year: 2021, volume: 20, edition: 1, DOI
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Post-communist Chief Justices in Slovakia: From Transmission Belts to Semi-autonomous Actors?
Hague Journal on the Rule of Law, year: 2021, volume: 13, edition: 1, DOI
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Reakce autora: sjednocování ano! Ale čeho, kým a jak?
Jurisprudence, year: 2021, volume: 30, edition: 5
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Reforming to Please: A Comprehensive Explanation for Non-Exit from the European Court of Human Rights
European Constitutional Law Review, year: 2021, volume: 17, edition: 4, DOI
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Resisting Perceived Interference in Journalistic Autonomy : The Study of Public Service Media in Slovakia
Media and Communication, year: 2021, volume: 9, edition: 4, DOI
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Shaping Presidential Powers in Hungary: Convention, Tradition and Informal Constitutional Amendments
Review of Central and East European Law, year: 2021, volume: 46, edition: 3-4, DOI
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The Family Friendliness That Wasn’t: Access, but Not Progress, for Women in the Czech Judiciary
Law & Social Inquiry, year: 2021, volume: 47, edition: 4, DOI
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The Hungarian Constitutional Court and the Central European University Case: Justice Delayed is Justice Denied Decision of the Hungarian Constitutional Court of 6 July 2021 and the Judgment of the ECJ of 6 October 2020, Case C-66/18
European constitutional law review, year: 2021, volume: 17, edition: 4, DOI
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The Martens Clause, Global Pandemics, and the Law of Armed Conflict
Harvard International Law Journal, year: 2021, volume: 62, edition: 2, DOI