National Report For Hungary 18e Congres International De Droit Compare 18th International Congress On Comparative Law Washington D.C. 2010

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Zsolt Kortvelyesi

Hungarian Academy of Sciences - Institute for Legal Studies, Centre for Social Sciences

Andras Pap

Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Social Sciences Institute for Legal Studies; Central European University Nationalism Studies Program; Faculty of Humanities, Department for Communications and Media Studies

Abstract

Although the title of the topic is Same-sex Marriage, a full understanding of what different countries are doing requires a more comprehensive work than analyzing the existence (and in most cases inexistence) of same-sex marriage. For this reason, the major aims of this chapter is (i) to gather statistics about each countries’ regulations on same-sex marriage, (ii) to analyze if there is a common pattern on the regulation of same-sex partners in the world or by region, (iii) to analyze the different conceptualizations of same-sex partnerships around the world, and (iv) to map the progression of the status of same-sex partnerships around the world taking into consideration property regulations, social benefits, family law regulations, tax benefits, among others.

Suggested Citation

Kortvelyesi, Zsolt and Pap, Andras and Pap, Andras, National Report For Hungary 18e Congres International De Droit Compare 18th International Congress On Comparative Law Washington D.C. 2010. American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law, Vol. 19, No. 1, 2011, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2372957

Zsolt Kortvelyesi

Hungarian Academy of Sciences - Institute for Legal Studies, Centre for Social Sciences ( email )

Orszaghaz u 30.
Budapest, 1015
Hungary

Andras Pap (Contact Author)

Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Social Sciences Institute for Legal Studies ( email )

Országház u. 30.
Budapest, H-1014
Hungary

Central European University Nationalism Studies Program ( email )

Nador utca 9
Budapest, H-1051
Hungary

Faculty of Humanities, Department for Communications and Media Studies ( email )

Budapest Múzeum krt. 6-8.
Budapest, -- H1088
Hungary

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