Conceptualizing, operationalizing and contesting (new) minorities: An introduction

Abstract Following an introduction to the comparative, constitutional law-focused interdisciplinary research project on legal approaches to operationalizing race, nationality and ethnicity, which is inspired by the lack of legal certainty and inadequate legal definitions, this introduction provides an analytical overview of the articles within the Special Issue.

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Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies
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2025-06-11
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https://doi.org/10.1556/2052.2025.00001
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Minority Rights and Languages
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Conceptualizing, operationalizing and contesting (new) minorities: An introduction

András László Pap
Hungarian Journal of Legal Studies
Minority Rights and Languages
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Conceptualizing, operationalizing and contesting (new) minorities: An introduction

András László Pap
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Abstract Following an introduction to the comparative, constitutional law-focused interdisciplinary research project on legal approaches to operationalizing race, nationality and ethnicity, which is inspired by the lack of legal certainty and inadequate legal definitions, this introduction provides an analytical overview of the articles within the Special Issue.

Hungarian Journal of Legal StudiesVol. 65(4)
Eötvös Loránd University (HU), Central European University (AT), Institute for Legal Studies (HU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Minority Rights and Languages
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