Márton Sulyok is currently a Visiting Scholar with the Hungary Foundation in Washington D.C., after having spent two years with the Georgetown Center for the Constitution as a Visiting Researcher. His scholarship explores American and comparative constitutional law, constitutional interpretation, freedom of speech at the intersection of law and technology, constitutional identity, and civic education. His recent work examines the institutional and cultural foundations of constitutional democracy, with particular attention to constitutional preambles, constitutional vitality, and the role of civic formation in sustaining free societies.
