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When the idea and role of the European Commission is shifting and becoming more political in the name of fixing the democratic deficit, it would lose focus with regards to its two traditional functions. The European Commission carries out its political balancing role at the possible expense of its traditional roles – Goran Selanec pontied pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor

“Nowhere in the Treaty we find the idea that there should be one single European people or a single European nation. There is no idea to dissolve the nations or the peoples and with them the respective political organizations. However, the European integration is much more than merely organizing the cooperation of nation states.” – Professor Armin von Bogdandy pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.

If antitrust law pursued a hodgepodge combination of populist social, economic, and political goals through disordered and often conflicting doctrines, the result would be both failure to achieve those goals or to protect consumers. Antitrust is not suited as a tool to redesign tech companies and their products, judicial decrees make for poor substitutes to innovation – pointed out Joshua D. Wright Professor at the George Mason University and former commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.

“Subsidiarity is already built into the structure of international human rights in many ways, but still it is often poorly understood and badly realized. Without it, human rights systems are destined either to become irrelevant (because too relativistic or too detached from the reality of people’s lives) or to become imperialistic impositions of the particular ideological preferences of those who hold the most power” – Paolo G. Carozza professor of law at Notre Dame University pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.

“The miracle of the Christian formulation in my view is that it both announces that man is stained and then says that this is not the final word about him. So the burden of our guilt can be lifted from our shoulders. There are all sorts of travesties in human history but through forgiveness and atonement we could have a tomorrow” – Joshua Mithcell professor at Georgetown University pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.