Hungarian media laws in Europe: An assessment of the consistency of Hungary's media laws with European practices and norms

Brouillette, Amy; van Beek, Joost; and Dencik, Lina. 2011. Hungarian media laws in Europe: An assessment of the consistency of Hungary's media laws with European practices and norms. Technical Report. Center for Media and Communication Studies (CMCS) Central European University, Budapest. [Report]

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A new CMCS study led by researcher Amy Brouillette analyses the consistency of the Hungarian media regulations with European practices and norms. It addresses a key international policy debate regarding the conformity of Hungary's new media legislation to European and EU media-regulation standards. The study also contributes to the ongoing policy making process regarding Hungary's media laws-particularly in light of the recent rulings by Hungary's Constitutional Court which requires several provisions to be amended by 31 May 2012-as well as contributing to the debate around other areas of concern that have been raised by the European Commission, European lawmakers, and domestic and international stakeholders.

Item Type	Report (Technical Report)
Additional Information	Funding: This study was funded by a grant from the Media Program of the Open Society Foundations. Lina Dencik is listed as a UK expert under Country Experts.
Departments, Centres and Research Units	Media and Communications
Date Deposited	23 Jul 2024 10:19
Last Modified	23 Jul 2024 13:49