EBSEES: The rule of law after communism : problems and prospects in East-Central Europe

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ID	68260
Title	The rule of law after communism : problems and prospects in East-Central Europe
Editor(s)	Ed.: Krygier, Martin; Czarnota, Adam W.
Year	1999
Pages	viii+344 p.
Place	Aldershot
Publsiher	Ashgate
Language(s)	eng
Annotation	Cf.: Krygier, Martin; Czarnota, Adam, "The rule of law after communism: an introduction", p. 1-20. Part 1: The Rule of Law: Selznick, Philip, "Legal cultures and the rule of law", p.21-38; Morawski, Lech, "Positivist or non-positivist rule of law? Polish experience of a general dilemma", p. 39-54; Örkény, Antal; Scheppele, Kim Lane, "Rule of law: the complexity of legality in Hungary", p. 55-76; Krygier, Martin, "Institutional optimism, cultural pessimism and the rule of law", p. 77-108. Part 2: Constitutionalism: Paczolay, Péter, "Traditional elements in the constitutions of Central and East European democracies", p. 109-30; Sós, Vilmos, "The paradigm of consitutionalism: the Hungarian experience", p. 131-48; Skąpska, Grażyna, "Paradigm lost? The constitutional process in Poland and the hope of a 'grass roots constitutionalism'", p. 145-75; Sadurski, Wojciech, "Rights and freedoms under the new Polish constitution", p. 176-96. Part 3: Dealing with the past: Czarnota, Adam; Hofmański, Piotr, "Can we do justice to the past?", p. 197-213; Kaniowski, Andrzej, "Lustration and decommunisation: ethical and theoretical debates", p. 212-47; Šiklová, Jiřina, "Lustration or the Czech way of screeening", p. 248-60. Part 4: Crime: Łoś, Maria; Zybertowicz, Andrzej, "Is revolution a solution? State crime in communist and post-communist Poland", p. 261-307; Karstedt, Susanne, "Social transformation and crime: a crisis of deregulation". p. 308-28. Part 5: The international dimension: Georgiev, Dencho, "The collapse of totalitarian regimes in Eastern Europe and the international rule of law", p. 329-44
Series	[Socio-legal studies series]
Subjects	Eastern Europe / Law / Legal History / Human Rights [Browse all]
Medium	book
Holdings	Search WorldCat
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The rule of law after communism : problems and prospects in East-Central Europe