Beregszász Center

Keresés oldalakon, hírekben, eseményekben, cikkekben.

Center for International Law

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What a Modern Tocqueville Would See: MCC-Harvard Student Summit

From New York to Boston, world-renowned universities, legendary professors, prominent federal judges, joint student programs, a thought-provoking conference and even more adventures on the East Coast of the United States of America: the MCC-Harvard Student Summit provided our students with not only a rich but also community-building experience.

Center for International Law

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The Larger the EU Becomes, the More Imperative it Is to Respect the Identities of the European Nations

„If I look at the rather miserable state of European politics today, I see many reasons for doubt or even for despair. I know however that sometimes miracles happen. When God wants to shape our history, he needs however at least a small number of men of wisdom and hope. Will He find these men? Are we willing to be these men? The answer to this question will define the future of our European home.” – Rocco Buttiglione, professor of political science and one of the keynote speakers of the conference pointed out.

Brussels

Learning Institute

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Reclaiming Classical Education

Over two days, educators, philosophers, and advocates from diverse backgrounds gathered to discuss the urgent need to enforce the principles of intellectual rigor and cultural heritage in our modern educational environment.

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Election Night In Debrecen: The Dutch Elections

With more than 130 attendees and the participation of 6 experts, MCC organized its first regional ‘Election Night’ event in Debrecen. At the fully packed local training center event, participants were able to gain a deeper insight into Dutch domestic politics, and the background of the groundbreaking election.

Migration Research Institute

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International Migration Research Network established by the Migration Research Institute

The International Network for Immigration Research (INIR) has been established in Budapest by the Migration Research Institute, together with renowned American, French, and Israeli partner institutions, to provide a pragmatic, scientific, and professional approach to the issue of migration, and rejecting unrealistic ideological approaches to the issue.