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<strong>The elimination and the regulation of informal payments in the state-funded health care sector is an on-going policy fiasco in the post-socialist Hungary. Fanni Gyurko analysed patients’ and doctors’ perceptions regarding the state regulation of ‘thank-you-money’ and she also inquired what these actors actually perceive as ‘law’. She concluded that although the elimination of the informal payments by using either forbidding or encouraging formal interventions is difficult, greater transparency throughout the healthcare sector would eliminate some of the coercive factors that patients are faced with in relation to the doctors.</strong>

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The quest for implementation: a conversation with Jin Ho Verdonschot

This is Law in Action, a podcast in which academics talk about their research and how law works in practice. The guests are academics who contributed to the special issue of the Journal of Empirical Research on Law in Action (Recht der Werkelijkheid).

Dit is Recht der Werkelijkheid, een podcast waarin onderzoekers reflecteren op de werking van het recht in de praktijk. We laten onderzoekers aan het woord die een bijdrage hebben geschreven voor het themanummer van het tijdschrift Recht der Werkelijkheid.