Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023)

Articles

• The Practice of the Hungarian Constitutional Court on Asylum

  Lilla Berkes

  9-31

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• Migration in Modern Serbia – Managing and Mediating Refugee Flows

  Vladimir N. Cvetković, Dejan Petrović

  33-50

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• Asylum and Refugee Issues in the Case Law of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia

  Lana Cvikl, Benjamin Flander

  51-87

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• Pros and Cons of the EU–Turkey Refugee Deal and Why the Cons Prevail

  Ľudmila Elbert

  89-109

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• The Practice of the Slovak Constitutional Court Concerning Migration and Refugee Affairs

  Ľubica Gregová Širicová

  111-132

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• The Role of the Serbian Constitutional Court in the Area of Asylum and Migration

  Ivana Krstić

  133-156

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• Considerations Regarding the Legal Regime and Theory of Illegal Migration in Romania

  Ioan Lazăr

  157-186

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• The Case Law of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia Concerning Migration and Asylum Issues

  Lana Ofak

  187-209

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• The Practice of National Constitutional Courts Concerning Migration and Refugee Affairs – The Czech Republic

  Šimon Otta

  211-237

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• Irregular Migration in Poland and the Importance of Readmission Agreements in Theory and Practice

  Joanna Ryszka

  239-263

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• Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes in Slovakia?

  Katarína Šmigová, Rebecca Lilla Hassanová

  265-282

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• Issues Relating to Migration and Refugees in the Constitution of the Republic of Poland and the Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Tribunal

  Aleksandra Syryt

  283-309

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• The Republic of Slovenia’s Return Procedures for Irregular Migrants and Asylum Applicants in Theory and Practice

  Žiga Tomc, Petra Hacin Valič

  311-342

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• Hungary’s Policy and Practice on Illegally Staying Migrants

  Ágnes Töttős

  343-363

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• Theory and Practice of Returning Irregular Migrants in the Czech Republic

  Eva Zorková

  365-384

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