Andras Sajo
Biographic Data
| ID | 1699425 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andras Sajo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andras |
| FAMILY NAME | Sajo |
| SIGNATURE | SAJO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | European Court of Human Rights Council of Europe F‐67075 Strasbourg cedex France |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 4 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Militant Rule of Law and Not-so-Bad Law
The article provides intellectual arguments and tools from legal dogmatics that can help to counter the rule of law backlash. It argues that resilience can be boosted by a systemic militant rule of law approach. When it comes to restoring the rule of law, legal theory turns to the Radbruch formula (supra-statutory law). This approach remains contested by lawyers who are convinced – following the tradition of positivist legal theory – that invokin…
A Compass for Illiberalism Research
Illiberalism is not an ideology; it is a complex social, political, legal, and mental phenomenon that is characterized by the absence of the systemic and interrelated components of liberalism. It became an important contemporary issue with its coming to power in an increasing number of seemingly democratic countries. Its academic study has to account for the impact of illiberal practices that mock, capture, and subvert the vocabulary and frames t…
Routledge Handbook of Illiberalism
Socialist Law
Political Emotions. Why Love Matters for Justice by Martha C. Nussbaum
The Oxford handbook of comparative constitutional law
A comprehensive reference resource on comparative constitutional law, this title examines the history and development of the discipline, its core concepts, institutions, rights, and emerging trends.
Types of Constitutions
This article presents a history of ideas of constitutional designs and conceptions of constitutionalism. It discusses the problem with typologies, identifying the object, the constitution as law, constitutions as expressions of political ideas, and national and international constitutions.
Militant Democracy
This article begins by briefly reconstructing the intellectual history of militant democracy, starting with Loewenstein's work and moving on to the ways in which the doctrine of militant democracy was developed in post-war West German constitutional law in particular. It next compares varieties of militant democracy, mostly, but not only in different post-authoritarian countries, before touching on the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human…
Militant Democracy and Emotional Politics
Political Corruption in Transition
Introduction: from corruption to extortion Part 1. Understanding and misunderstanding corruption Part 2: corruption as politics Part 3: corruption and economy bibliography
Political Corruption in Transition
A Note from the Conference Convenor
We are grateful to David Caughlin for his invaluable help in coordinating the conference in Budapest, and to the Open Society Institute and Rockefeller Foundation for their generous support of the conference. Arien Mack Editor A Note from the Conference Convenor Eastern Europe emerges from a Communist past where everything was officially “public,” privacy was unprotected, and the public sphere was etatized. The highly problematic public/private d…
On Old and New Battles
After the collapse of communism the new political leaders promised democracy and the rule of law. Certain efforts were made to rewrite the codes and reform the administration of justice. Nevertheless, after five years of reshaping law, society, and economy, one wonders to what extent one can speak of a market-oriented, rule-of-law, efficient legal system in most post-communist countries. The radical transformation of a legal system is always part…
La socialisation juridique en Hongrie sous le communisme et après le communisme
Cet article s'appuie sur les recherches réalisées en Hongrie depuis 1965 pour examiner l'impact du droit socialiste sur la conscience juridique des Hongrois. Les résultats révèlent des contradictions importantes. Il apparaît aussi que le processus de développement moral au sens de Kohlberg est entravé par les réalités de la vie quotidienne sous le régime communiste
New Legalism in East Central Europe
In the turmoil of the recent and present changes and transformations in eastern Europe, people of the region try to conceive of themselves as prospective central Europeans. By 'central Europe', they generally mean an acceptance by, or incorporation into, a somewhat mystical Europe. In that process the rule of law, or Rechtsstaat-type legalism1 are emphasized both as a means to protect society and human rights against an all-pervasive state (party…
Militant Democracy and Emotional Politics
New Legalism in East Central Europe
In the turmoil of the recent and present changes and transformations in eastern Europe, people of the region try to conceive of themselves as prospective central Europeans. By 'central Europe', they generally mean an acceptance by, or incorporation into, a somewhat mystical Europe. In that process the rule of law, or Rechtsstaat-type legalism1 are emphasized both as a means to protect society and human rights against an all-pervasive state (party…
New Legalism in East Central Europe
In the turmoil of the recent and present changes and transformations in eastern Europe, people of the region try to conceive of themselves as prospective central Europeans. By 'central Europe', they generally mean an acceptance by, or incorporation into, a somewhat mystical Europe. In that process the rule of law, or Rechtsstaat-type legalism1 are emphasized both as a means to protect society and human rights against an all-pervasive state (party…
La socialisation juridique en Hongrie sous le communisme et après le communisme
Cet article s'appuie sur les recherches réalisées en Hongrie depuis 1965 pour examiner l'impact du droit socialiste sur la conscience juridique des Hongrois. Les résultats révèlent des contradictions importantes. Il apparaît aussi que le processus de développement moral au sens de Kohlberg est entravé par les réalités de la vie quotidienne sous le régime communiste
On Old and New Battles
After the collapse of communism the new political leaders promised democracy and the rule of law. Certain efforts were made to rewrite the codes and reform the administration of justice. Nevertheless, after five years of reshaping law, society, and economy, one wonders to what extent one can speak of a market-oriented, rule-of-law, efficient legal system in most post-communist countries. The radical transformation of a legal system is always part…
Political Corruption in Transition
Introduction: from corruption to extortion Part 1. Understanding and misunderstanding corruption Part 2: corruption as politics Part 3: corruption and economy bibliography
Political Corruption in Transition
A Note from the Conference Convenor
We are grateful to David Caughlin for his invaluable help in coordinating the conference in Budapest, and to the Open Society Institute and Rockefeller Foundation for their generous support of the conference. Arien Mack Editor A Note from the Conference Convenor Eastern Europe emerges from a Communist past where everything was officially “public,” privacy was unprotected, and the public sphere was etatized. The highly problematic public/private d…
The Oxford handbook of comparative constitutional law
A comprehensive reference resource on comparative constitutional law, this title examines the history and development of the discipline, its core concepts, institutions, rights, and emerging trends.
Types of Constitutions
This article presents a history of ideas of constitutional designs and conceptions of constitutionalism. It discusses the problem with typologies, identifying the object, the constitution as law, constitutions as expressions of political ideas, and national and international constitutions.
Militant Democracy
This article begins by briefly reconstructing the intellectual history of militant democracy, starting with Loewenstein's work and moving on to the ways in which the doctrine of militant democracy was developed in post-war West German constitutional law in particular. It next compares varieties of militant democracy, mostly, but not only in different post-authoritarian countries, before touching on the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human…
Militant Democracy and Emotional Politics
Political Emotions. Why Love Matters for Justice by Martha C. Nussbaum
Socialist Law
A Compass for Illiberalism Research
Illiberalism is not an ideology; it is a complex social, political, legal, and mental phenomenon that is characterized by the absence of the systemic and interrelated components of liberalism. It became an important contemporary issue with its coming to power in an increasing number of seemingly democratic countries. Its academic study has to account for the impact of illiberal practices that mock, capture, and subvert the vocabulary and frames t…
Routledge Handbook of Illiberalism
Militant Rule of Law and Not-so-Bad Law
The article provides intellectual arguments and tools from legal dogmatics that can help to counter the rule of law backlash. It argues that resilience can be boosted by a systemic militant rule of law approach. When it comes to restoring the rule of law, legal theory turns to the Radbruch formula (supra-statutory law). This approach remains contested by lawyers who are convinced – following the tradition of positivist legal theory – that invokin…
Law (13 works) · Political science (13 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Politics (8 works) · Art (5 works) · Law (5 works) · European and International Law Studies (4 works) · Law and economics (4 works) · Communism, Protests, Social Movements (3 works) · Democracy (3 works)