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prof. Dr. Ivan Halász, Ph.D.   SK

Email:
ivan.halasz@upjs.sk
Homepage:
https://www.upjs.sk/FVS/zamestnanec/ivan.halasz
Faculty:
FVS UPJŠ - Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice Faculty of Public Administration
Department:
KVPD - Deparment of Public Law Disciplines
Office:
Phone:
+421 55 234 5127 voip: 5127
ORCID ID:
0000-0002-5340-6595

Higher education and further qualification growth
Second degree of higher education:
Law faculty, University of Eötvös Lóránd, (ELTE) Budapest, 1995, law
Third degree of higher education:
Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Philosophy, Budapest/Charles University, Faculty of Law, Prague, 2001,2012, history (Eastern European history)/law (public law)
Associate professor:
Eötvös Lóránd University, Faculty of Law, Budapest (Habilitation, title: Dr.habil.)/Charles University, Faculty of Arts, Prague, 2012, political science and legal science / Slavonic studies
Professor:
National University for Public Service, Budapest, 2013, public law
Doctor of Science (DrSc.):
Hungarian Academy of Sciences (still without nostrification in Slovakia), 2022, law and states

Research /art/ teacher profile

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Study programme: Public Administration, study field: Political Science, 2nd degree degree
Profile courses
Constitutional Law - Public Administration, 1st degree degree
European Law - Public Administration, 2nd degree degree
Public Administration in a Democratic State - Public Administration, 3rd degree degree
Selected publications

Halász, I.: Representation of National and Ethnic Minorities in the Hungarion Parliament. Studia Iuridica Lublinensia, Vol. 31, No. 5. pp. 67-84. (2022) ISSN 1731-6575


Halász, I.: The administration of foreign affairs in the Central European countries (1867-1945). Sapientia Forum Iuris, Cluj Napoca, 2019, 110 p. (ISBN 978-606-9061-01-5)

Halász, I.: The past and symbolism in the constitutions of Central European states. USP AV CR, Praha, 2020, 151 p. (ISBN 978-80-87439-41-8)

Halász, I. - Gedeon, M. (Eds.): The Development of European and Regional Integration Theories in Central European Countries. CEA Publishing, Miskolc-Budapest, 2022. 243 p. (ISBN 978-615-6474-04-9)

Halász, I.: The establishment of the institutional framework of comparative law in the socialist Czechoslovakia and Hungary. HUNGARIAN JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES 63 : 3 pp. 236-257. , 22 p. (2022)

Selected projects

Member of research team: Title: Hungarian historical constitution yesterday and today, No. NKFI 14 3008, leader of project: Prof. Gábor Schweitzer (2022-2026)

Kultminor No. 18-170-00735 Southern Slovakia: stereotypes and interethnic coexistence in literature (2018)

Kultminor No. 20-230-00352 The left and the neighborhood in literature (2020)

member of the research team of the NKFI-EPR project No. 134962 "Legal approaches to operationalize nationality and ethnicity" (2020-2024), main researcher: Prof. András László Pap

leader of project: International Visegrad Fund VUSG No. 60900011(Political integration of migrants in the states of V4.) (2008-2013)

International mobilities and visits
University of Edinburgh, Institute of Advanced Studies, Edinburgh (UK), august-october 2006, Andrew Mellon Scholarship
Faculty of Public Policy, University of Silesia, Opava (CZ), 2018-2020, part-time visiting professor and editor-in-chief of CEP magazine
University of Valencia, Valencia (ESP), 1 - 6 May 2023, Erasmus Mobility
Organisational activities
vice dean for scientific activity - Faculty of Public Administration, Corvin University and Budapest, 2010-2011
member of the scientific council - Faculty of Central European Studies of the University of Konstantin Filozofa in Nitra, 2012-2013
member - International Advisory Body, Sliezska univerzita v Opave, 2020-2023
member of the editorial board - Acta Humana (journal), 2014-2022
member of the editorial board - Central European Papers (journal), 2016-2022

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