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Anita Boros, Gyula Koi (eds.): Sustainability and Law
8.Other socio-legal, historical and general aspects (Gyula Koi)
8.2. Administrative agreement and authority contract. Aspects of sustainability and resilience
8.2. Administrative agreement and authority contract. Aspects of sustainability and resilience
8.2.1. The historical context of administrative agreement
8.2.2. Theoretical characteristics of foreign legal regimes
8.2.3. Theoretical characteristics of domestic legal regimes
8.2.4. The authority contract
8.2.5. Sustainability, resilience
8.2.6. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
Eszköztár
Tartalomjegyzék
Sustainability and Law
Copyright Page
Authors
List of abbreviations
1.The conceptual framework of sustainability (Anita Boros)
1.1. The concept of sustainable development and sustainability
1.1.1. The concept of sustainable development
1.1.2. The concept of sustainability
1.2. The three pillars of sustainability
1.2.1. Environmental sustainability
1.2.3. Social sustainability
1.3. The issue of sustainability from the point of view of the state and public policy
1.4.Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
2. Methodological approach to the concept of sustainability and law (László Vértesy)
2.1. Methodology and methods
2.2. Systems thinking
2.2.1. Social science methods
2.2.2. Interdisciplinary methods
2.3. Justice and equity-based approaches
2.4. Legal analysis
2.4.1. Doctrinal or dogmatic method
2.4.2. Legal comparison
2.4.3. Empirical legal research
2.4.4. Critical legal theory
2.5. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
3. Legal and administrative theoretical foundations of sustainability and environmental protection (László Vértesy)
3.1. Natural law
3.2. Positive law
3.2.1. Public law: constitutional and administrative law
3.2.2. International law and European Union law
3.2.3. Other branches of law
3.2.4. The Concept of Sanctions
3.3. Metajurisprudence
3.3.1. Justice and environmental rights
3.3.2. Predictability and fair burden sharing
3.3.3. Corporate Social Responsibility
3.4. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
4. Constitutional and legal relations to sustainability: terms, environmental constitution(alism), constitutional environment (László Vértesy)
4.1. Constitutionalism: Content, Limits and Changes
4.1.1. Theoretical systematisation
4.1.2. Normative intersection
4.2. Environmental constitution(alism), constitutional environment
4.2.1. Legal Development and other Drivers
4.2.2. Constitutional Duties and Sustainability Obligations
4.2.3. The Role of Constitutional Courts in Environmental Protection
4.2.4. Sustainability and Constitutional Economy
4.3. Sustainable Constitutionalism and Legislation Examples in EU Member States
4.3.1. Southern, Mediterranean Europe
4.3.2. Nordic and Baltic Europe
4.3.3. Western Europe
4.3.4. Central and Eastern Europe
4.3.5. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
5. Legislation on Sustainability in the European Union law (László Vértesy)
5.1. Sustainability in the European Union law
5.2.Primary law
5.2.1. Treaty on the European Union
5.2.2. Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union
5.2.3. Charter of Fundamental Rights
5.3. Secondary law
5.3.1. Environmental Protection
5.3.2.Energy
5.3.3. Climate Protection
5.3.4 .Circular Economy: Waste Prevention and Recycling
5.3.5. Investment
5.3.6. Reporting
5.3.7.Compilation of further secondary law
5.4. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]*
6. Case study: Sustainability across the law in Hungary (László Vértesy)
6.1. General Statements and Findings
6.2. The Interpretation of Sustainability in the Hungarian Legal Framework
6.2.1. Constitutional and Public law – Fundamental Law
6.2.2. Economy, Finance
6.2.3. Environment, Agriculture
6.2.4. Industry, Production
6.2.5.Culture, Education
6.2.6.Criminal law
6.2.7. International Law
6.2.8. Main decisions of the Hungarian Constitutional Court
6.3. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
7. Questions of environmental law and environmental administrations (Anita Boros-Petra Stankovics)
7.1. Waste management (Anita Boros)
7.1.1. Global trends in waste generation
7.1.2. The relationship between waste management, sustainability and the circular economy
7.1.3. Regulation of waste management in the European Union
7.1.4. Implementation of the EU waste management rules in the Member States
7.1.5. The Hungarian model of waste management
7.1.6. State involvement in increasing the efficiency of waste management
7.1.7. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
7.2. Construction law (Anita Boros)
7.2.1. The relationship between the construction industry and sustainability
7.2.2. Legal frameworks for the sustainability of buildings
7.2.2.1. International legal frameworks for the sustainability of buildings and structures
7.2.2.2. European Union legal framework for the sustainability of buildings and structures
7.2.2.3. National sustainability construction economy programmes and legal regulators
7.2.4. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
7.3. Land and soil protection (Petra Stankovics)
7.3.1. International land and soil governance
7.3.2. Characteristics of land and soil protection in the European Union - Analyses of the legislative framework
7.3.3. Analyses of the institutional framework of land and soil administration in the EU
7.3.4. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
7.4. The administration of water resources management (Petra Stankovics)
7.4.1. The international background of water resources administration
7.4.2.Water resources protection and management in the EU
7.4.4. DPSIR analysis of the Water Framework Directive and water resource administration in the EU
7.4.5. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
7.5. Animal Care and Plant Health Administration (Petra Stankovics)
7.5.1. Key international and EU level legal frameworks of animal and plant protection
7.5.2. Analysis of the Hungarian animal and plant health administration compared to the EU’s framework
7.5.2.1. Governance of animal health and plant protection
7.5.2.2. Hungarian legal and regulatory framework
7.5.2.3. Impacts of major animal and plant health crises on healthcare and plant protection administration in Hungary
7.5.3. Case Study 1: African Swine Fever (ASF) in Hungary
7.5.4. Case Study 2: Maize Pest Infestation and Fungal Disease in Hungary
7.5.5. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
7.6. Forestry administration policy: international and European Union perspectives (Petra Stankovics)
7.6.1. International forestry administration policies
7.6.2. Forestry administration policy in the European Union
7.6.3. Case Study of Hungarian forest management and administration
7.6.4. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
8.Other socio-legal, historical and general aspects (Gyula Koi)
8.1. Historical and legal aspects of sustainability. The beginnings of marriage, family, property and the state. Investigations from ancient society to postmodern society
8.1.1. Legal grounds
8.1.2. Some preliminary statements
8.1.3. The origin and role of marriage
8.1.4. The origin and role of family
8.1.5. The origin and role of (private) property
8.1.6. The origin and role of the State
8.1.7. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
8.2. Administrative agreement and authority contract. Aspects of sustainability and resilience
8.2.1. The historical context of administrative agreement
8.2.2. Theoretical characteristics of foreign legal regimes
8.2.3. Theoretical characteristics of domestic legal regimes
8.2.4. The authority contract
8.2.4.1.General statements about the authority contract
8.2.4.2. Entering an authority contract
8.2.4.3. Amendment and performance of the authority contract
8.2.5. Sustainability, resilience
8.2.6. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
8.3. From poor law administration to sustainable social administration. Theoretical milestones of Hungary
8.3.1. Domestic scholars of Polizeiwissenschaft
8.3.2. Two prominent domestic scholars of administrative law: Ignác (Ignace) Zsoldos and Emil Récsi
8.3.3. The most important Hungarian scholar on the study of public administration/Verwaltungslehre: Győző (Victor) Concha
8.3.4. Zoltán Magyary, creator of a complex public administration approach, a trend of administrative science
8.3.5. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
8.4. Sustainability, law, administration. Historical background of the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation/Soviet Union
8.4.1. Introduction – geographical and geopolitical foundations
8.4.2. Historical Foundations of Statehood in China and Russia
8.4.3. Some features of Public Administration and Administrative Law in Chinese and Russian State formations
8.4.4. Some sustainability issues
8.4.5. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
8.5. Local governments, sustainability, resilience, world pandemic, war and crisis. A case study on two non-European countries
8.5.1. The People’s Republic of China
8.5.1.1. Legal grounds
8.5.1.2. Chinese local governments and the Russian-Ukrainian armed conflict
8.5.2. The Russian Federation
8.5.2.1. Legal grounds
8.5.2.2. The Russian local governments and the Russian-Ukrainian armed conflict
8.5.3. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
8.6. Citation styles in legal studies. A possible draft methodological manual
8.6.1. Introduction – the methodological division of legal science
8.6.1.1. The methodological division of legal science
8.6.1.2.A mosaic of sustainability and sustainability law
8.6.2.Some basic issues of bibliography and the role of this issue within legal science
8.6.3. Creating a legal reference system
8.6.3.1.Background issues
8.6.3.2.A legal reference system (for English-language sources)
8.6.4.Reference guide (for an English-language legal volume written by Hungarian authors)
8.6.4.1.Basic knowledge, reference works
8.6.4.2. Fundamental questions
8.6.4.3.Anglo-Saxon reference forms
8.6.4.4.Transcribing (transliteration) non-English, non-Latin script/non-Romanised sources
8.6.4.5.Matters of form
8.6.5.Form of citations
8.6.5.1.General rules of citations
8.6.5.2.Specific rules of citations
8.6.5.3.Title translation rules to follow when citing non-English sources
8.6.5.4.Typical examples
8.6.6.Indication of references
8.6.7. List of legal sources/list of cases
8.6.8. The citation of legal sources
8.6.9. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
9.Lessons and insights from the relationship between sustainability and law (Gyula Koi)
9.1.Background
9.2.Key questions, goals, hypothesis
9.3. Applied methods
9.4. Expected results
9.5. Lessons of the research
9.6. Bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
Detailed bibliography [Sources, references and further reading]
Editors and authors of the monograph
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