Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law 2022

Editorial
Editorial Comments: Symbol of Symbols. The Significance of the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Case from a Personal Perspective 5
Foreword to Vol. 10 (2022) of the Hungarian Yearbook of International Law and European Law
Péter Kovács

The Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Project Case Judgment: 25 Years On Buds to Blossom Later 13
The Precautionary Principle, Environmental Impact Assessment and Intergenerational Equity in the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Project Case and Thereafter
Boldizsár Nagy

The Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Case and Water Law 50
Malgosia Fitzmaurice

The 25th Anniversary of the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Case 66
The Potential and Limits of International Law in Environmental Protection
Christina Binder

The Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Judgment after a Quarter Century 83
Transcending Jurisdictions to Advance Environmental Law
Alexandra R. Harrington

Environmental Rights and Climate Rights 104
Erga Omnes Obligations in International Law and EU Law?
Ottavio Quirico

Scientific Knowledge and the ICJ 116
Trends in the Judicial Handling of Science after the Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros Case
Katalin Sulyok

Anniversary: The 100th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between the US and Hungary (1922-2022)
1956 and the US Legation in Budapest 129
Devoted, Enthusiastic Professionals Compelled to Act without Clear Instructions from Home and without Functioning Communication Devices in the Most Turbulent Historical Times
Péter Kovács

Ronald Reagan and International Law 150
Marcel Szabó

Developments in European Law
Expulsion of EU Citizens from Another EU Member State in the Recent Case Law of the CJEU 164
Laura Gyeney

The Activation of the Temporary Protection Directive for People Fleeing from Ukraine 184
Ágnes Töttős

Rebooting US-EU Data Transfers in the Pipeline 205
The Resurrection of the Acclaimed Privacy Shield
István Sabjanics

Regulating the Unregulateable 217
Attempts at Crypto Regulation in Europe
Zsolt Halász

Reconciling Jurisdictions in the European System of Constitutional Adjudication 231
Reform Proposals for the CJEU
Márton Csapodi

Developments in International Law
One Hundred Years of International Copyright 246
Anett Pogácsás

The Human Rights Diplomacy of Regional and Political Groups within the UN Human Rights Council 260
István Lakatos

Questions of General International Law with Special Regard to the Security Council’s Competence 292
Mohammad Alipour & Anikó Szalai

Hungarian State Practice
The Ups and Downs of Hungarian Administrative Law’s Europeanization in the Field of Environmental Protection 316
Krisztina F. Rozsnyai

60 Years of the New York Convention in Hungary 334
A Formalistic, Yet Pro-Arbitration Approach
Richárd Schmidt

The Protection of Privacy During the Covert Collection of Information for National Security Purposes 353
Findings of an Ex Officio Investigation
Attila Péterfalvi

Case Notes
The CJEU as a Guarantor of Judicial Independence in the EU? 372
An Analysis of Case C-564/19, IS
Nasiya Daminova

Mutual Constitutional Tolerance in the EU, with Special Emphasis on the Recent Case Law of the Polish and the Hungarian Constitutional Court 399
György Kovács

Do We Like Majority Decisions? 409
Aspects of the Majority Principle in Voting on the Different Levels of Political Systems
Péter Smuk

Conference Reports
Two Conferences on the European Models of Constitutionalizing Memories and the Hungarian Experience 424
Marina Bán & Boldizsár Szentgáli-Tóth

Review of Hungarian Scholarly Literature Csongor István Nagy (ed.), Cross-border Litigation in Central Europe (Book Review) 430
Gábor Hajdu

Péter Mezei, Copyright Exhaustion: Law and Policy in the United States and the European Union, 2nd Edition (Book Review) 434
Anett Pogácsás & Dávid Ujhelyi