Call for Papers

Parliaments of Europe – Europe of parliaments?

Organized by Széchenyi István University, Centre for Parliamentary Research

Győr, 10. May, 2024

Hungary celebrates the 20th anniversary of its accession to the European Union in 2024, which will also be an election year throughout the whole EU. This provides for an excellent opportunity to discuss the role of legislatures in the member states, especially in relation to the EU-membership, and look at the European Parliament as a main actor in the European policy process.

Scholars of all stage and discipline are invited to submit related conference papers. The organizers provide meals and a conference dinner on the previous evening, but participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation costs. There is no conference fee for this event.

Proposals should be submitted by 29 February 2024 via the following link:

https://forms.gle/MmRxaWweUtnUmQLM8

Accepted participants will be notified by 15 March 2024; they will then have to submit a full conference paper by 3 May 2024. Papers should be no shorter than 30.000 and no longer than 60,000 characters (footnotes included). Selected papers will be published in the International Journal of Parliamentary Studies.

General questions about the event may be sent to this e-mail: szabo.zsolt.dr@sze.hu

Zsolt SZABÓ

senior research fellow

Péter SMUK

dean, professor

Legislatures and Laws in Europe

Conference on the "Day of Parliamentarism"

Budapest, 2nd May 2019

Venue: Office of the Commissioner of Fundamental Rights (Budapest Nádor u. 22.)

Participation on the conference is free, but e-mail registration is necessary.
Registration with name and institution is open until 24th April 2019 at https://akk.uni-nke.hu/esemenyek#2019-05-02

Parliamentary Practice of Legislation in Europe

Workshop on the “Day of Parliamentarism”

Budapest, 2nd May 2017, 14:00-16:00

Venue: Parliament Building, Budapest. Main Floor, Room 21

Legislative procedure neither begins nor ends in Parliament. But democratic deliberation only takes place there, it is therefore the most democratic, but also most spectacular and transparent part of legislation. Parliaments as institutions with great traditions nowadays often face with new challenges including lack of information or time pressure caused by political agendas. Outstanding practitioners share their knowledge and experience at our workshop about the rules and practice of the legislative procedure of their parliaments, from both “old” and “new” democracies pf Europe. They will talk about the procedural rules, timeframe and other aspects of the parliamentary legislative process of their own parliament, and will also include questions like ‘fast-tracking’ and ex-ante scrutiny of legislation.

The Centre for Parliamentary Research commemorates the constituent session of the first free elected parliament (2nd May, 1990) with this event.

For the detailed programme please click here.

You can find a summary on the event here and more photos here.

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