East European Constitutional Review

Volume 11 Numbers 1/2

Winter/Spring 2002

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

Special Reports
	Vojin Dimitrijevic explains how Milosevic’s trial is seen in Belgrade
	Stojan Cerovic on the final unraveling of Yugoslav federalism
	Jacques Rupnik on new nationalisms in Central Europe
	Dmitri Glinski provides an in-depth look at Russia’s largest minority
	Konstanty Gebert analyzes Poland’s recent elections

Feature Reforming Russia’s Courts
	Introduction	Stephen Holmes
	Is the “Concept of Judicial Reform” Timely?	Mikhail Krasnov
	Implementing Russian Constitutional Court Decisions	Alexei Trochev
	The Jury is Still Out on the Future of Jury Trials in Russia	Irina Dline and Olga Schwartz
	In a Siberian Criminal Court	Stanislaw Pomorski
	Putin’s Judicial Reform	Peter H. Solomon, Jr.
	The Two Faces of Russian Courts	Timothy Frye

From the EECR
	From the Editor’s Desk

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