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Petra Bard

Dr. habil. Petra Bárd LL.M. PhD is Researcher at the Central European University’s (CEU) Legal Studies Department; Research Affiliate at the CEU Democracy Institute; Associate Professor at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Faculty of Law, Department of Criminology; and Visiting Professor at the Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main. Between 2006 and 2016 she was Researcher at the National Institute of Criminology, Hungary, where she was Head of the Criminal Law Division.

In her research and scholarly publications – including several monographs – she targets issues at the intersection of the rule of law, fundamental rights, their European enforcement mechanism, and EU criminal cooperation. She participates in several EU-funded projects and is a regular author of studies commissioned by EU institutions on various subjects, such as the rule of law, minorities, disinformation and propaganda, media pluralism, strategic litigation against public participation (SLAPP), hate crimes, and victims' rights.

Related Article(s)

Mark Tushnet, Dimitry Kochenov (eds.): Research Handbook on the Politics of Constitutional Law

Petra Bárd and Dimitry V. Kochenov: What Article 7 Is Not: The European Arrest Warrant and The De Facto Presumption of Guilt – Protecting EU Budget Better Than Human Rights?

Petra Bard on Hungary and the EU Presidency

Petra Bard on the EU and Hungary

Petra Bard on the “Orban Method”

Petra Bard, Nora Chronowski, Zoltan Fleck: Use, Misuse, and Abuse of Constitutional Identity in Europe

Petra Bard, Viktor Zoltan Kazai: Enforcement of a Formal Conception of the Rule of Law as a Potential Way Forward to Address Backsliding: Hungary as a Case Study

Dimitry Kochenov, Petra Bard: Kirchberg Salami Lost in Bosphorus: The Multiplication of Judicial Independence Standards and the Future of the Rule of Law in Europe

Petra Bard, Dimitry Kochenov: War as a Pretext To Wave the Rule of Law Goodbye? The Case for an EU Constitutional Awakening

Petra Bard: In Courts We Trust, or Should We? Judicial Independence as the Precondition for the Effectiveness of EU Law

Petra Bard, Nora Chronowski, Zoltan Fleck: Inventing Constitutional Identity in Hungary

Zoltan Fleck, Nora Chronowski, Petra Bard: The Crisis of the Rule of Law, Democracy and Fundamental Rights in Hungary

Petra Bard, Anita Koncsik, Zsolt Kortvelyesi: Tactics Against Criticism of Autocratization - The Hungarian Government and the EU’s Prolonged Toleration

Laurent Pech and Petra Bard Co-author EP Study

Laurent Pech, Petra Bard: The Commission's Rule of Law Report and the EU Monitoring and Enforcement of Article 2 TEU Values

Petra Bard on the Hungarian Constitutional Court’s Decision That Avoids EU Conflict

Petra Bard on the Rule of Law in Hungary

Petra Bard: The Sanctity of Preliminary References

Petra Bard on the CJEU Ruling in Hungarian Judge’s Case

Petra Bard on the Tensions Between Poland and the EU

Robustness of the Rule of Law: Past and Present

Judit Bayer, Petra Bard, Lina Vosyliute, Ngo Chun Luk: Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) in the European Union

Petra Bard on the Rule of Law in the EU

Petra Bard on the EU’s Rule of Law Report

EU Rule of Law Case-Law: Crucial Recent Developments

Judit Szakacs et al: Disinformation and Propaganda: Impact on the Functioning of the Rule of Law and Democratic Processes in the EU and Its Member States

Petra Bard: A Nation (Un)Dignified

Petra Bard Quoted In The New York Times

Rule of Law Conditionality: The Sharpest New Tool in the Box?

Petra Bard: Rule of Law Backsliding in the European Union

What Is “Rule of Law”?