Prof. Zoltán Fleck PhD is Lecturer at the Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Law, Department of Theory of Law and Society. In his research and scholarly publications, including monographs, he targets issues of rule of law, democracy, legal culture, judiciary, legal professions and socialization, legal consciousness. He participated and led some EU funded projects and […]
Prof. Zoltán Fleck PhD is Lecturer at the Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Law, Department of Theory of Law and Society.
In his research and scholarly publications, including monographs, he targets issues of rule of law, democracy, legal culture, judiciary, legal professions and socialization, legal consciousness. He participated and led some EU funded projects and rule of law monitoring programs.
Most important recent publications:
Fleck Zoltán (2021): Changes of the political and legal systems: judicial autonomy, German Law Journal, 22, pp. 1298-1315.
Fleck Zoltán (2024) “Subordination, conformity and alignment: Lack of professional autonomy”, Oñati Socio-Legal Series.
Fleck Zoltán (2024), Backsliding Democracy and the Slippery Slope of Conceptual Weakness. International Journal of Law in Context. 2024;20(2):152-165.
Fleck Zoltán, Bozóki, András (2024): Embedded Autocracy. Hungary in the European Union, Lexington Books
Fleck Zoltán (2025): Judging and judicial resistance in authoritarian regimes, in: Research Handbook of Judiciary and Judging, Edward Elgar Publishing
Fleck Zoltán (2025) Sustainable rule of law and democracy: another perspective, in: Sustaining the rule of Law (eds. P. Bárd, J. Krommendijk) Edward Elgar Publishing