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La regulacion de los partidos politicos parece un tema ligeramente descuidado en la literatura constitucional hungara. Asi, a pesar de que hay un gran numero de cuestiones que deben analizarse y entenderse en los ambitos de la democracia representativa, en el sistema electoral y en la financiacion de los partidos, derivadas de las particularidades del cambio del regimen politico, y que hace necesaria la interpretacion de nuestro sistema politico actual. Un analisis sustantivo de estas cuestiones en terminos de derecho constitucional (y desde las ciencias politicas) podria contribuir a una mejor comprension de la democracia representativa hungara, el estado constitucional, asi como la relacion entre la sociedad civil y el Estado. En este documento voy a ofrecer una vision general de las normas constitucionales relativas a los partidos politicos europeos y comparar la redaccion de la Ley Fundamental de Hungria con las normas constitucionales creadas en 1989. The regulation of political parties seems a slightly neglected topic in the Hungarian constitutional literature. It is so despite the fact that there are a large number of questions to be analysed and understood in the fields of representative democracy, election system and party financing arising from the particularities of the change of the political regime, the recent constitution-making or the necessary interpretation of our current political system. A substantive analysis of these questions in terms of constitutional law (and political science) could contribute to a better understanding of the Hungarian representative democracy, constitutional state as well as the relationship between civil society and the state. In this paper I will provide a rough overview of constitutional rules relating to European political parties and compare the wording of the Fundamental Law of Hungary with the constitutional rules created in 1989.

revista jurídica de la universidad de león

European Constitutions as sources of Party Law and the Fundamental Law of Hungary = Las Constituciones europeas como fuentes de la Ley de Partidos y la Ley Fundamental de Hungría