East European Constitutional Review

Volume 10 Number 4

Fall 2001

Constitution Watch
	A country-by-country update on constitutional politics in Eastern Europe and the ex-USSR

Focus A Symposium on Bulgaria
	Introduction by Venelin I. Ganev
	Ralitsa Peeva looks at the return to power of former king Simeon II
	Krassen Stanchev analyzes the path of Bulgarian economic reform
	Antonina Zhelyazkova explores Bulgaria’s ethnic model

Special Reports
	Ilian G. Cashu and Mitchell A. Orenstein on Kathryn Hendley’s analysis of the demand for law in Russia
	Kathryn Hendley responds

Feature From Postcommunism to Post–September 11
	Introduction	Stephen Holmes
	Life after the Apocalypse	Alina Mungiu-Pippidi
	L’Éternel Retour: Terrorism—More of the Same	Vojin Dimitrijevic
	Paradigm Lost	Ivan Krastev
	The Month of a Different World	Konstanty Gebert
	Why We Too Are at War	Adrian Thano
	US–Russia Cooperation in Afghanistan and Its Implications	Ekaterina Stepanova
	Failed Modernization in the Arab World?	Shlomo Avineri
	Eurasia’s Nonstate States	Charles King
	The New Geopolitics of Central Asia	Martha Brill Olcott
	Bin Laden: An Apocalyptic Sect Severed from Political Islam	Olivier Roy
	The Decay of Terrorism	G. M. Tamás

From the EECR
	From the Editor’s Desk

A Quarterly Published by New York University Law School and Central European University