| Volume 11 Number 3 |
Summer 2002 |
Entire Issue - pdf version (771 kb)
| Constitution Watch | ||
| A country-by-country update on constitutional politics in Eastern Europe and the ex-USSR | ||
| Special Reports | ||
| Martin Krygier presents ten parables on postcommunism | ||
| Vladimir Pastukhov offers a fresh take on law’s failure in Russia | ||
| Tatiana Vaksberg reports from The Hague Tribunal | ||
| Focus Election Roundup |
||
| Hungary’s Social-Democratic Turn | Andras Bozoki | |
| European Union Wins Czech Elections—Barely | Jiri Pehe | |
| Ukraine’s 2002 Elections: Less Fraud, More Virtuality | Andrew Wilson | |
| Focus The Politics of Land in Russia |
||
| Russia’s Federal Assembly and the Land Code | Thomas F. Remington | |
| Power and Property in Russia: The Adoption of the Land Code | Andrei Medushevsky | |
| Constitutional Review | ||
| The Challenge of Revolution, by Vladimir Mau and Irina Starodubrovskaya | Daniel Treisman | |
A Quarterly Published by New York University Law School
and Central European University
HOME | BACK ISSUES | MASTHEAD | SUBSCRIPTIONS | RUSSIAN EDITION | SUBMIT A MANUSCRIPT | BULLETIN BOARD | CALENDAR OF EVENTS
CONFERENCE MATERIALS | CONSTITUTIONAL CASE NOTES | LIBRARY OF ARTICLES | RESEARCH RESOURCES
CURRENT
ISSUE
| SEARCH
THIS SITE | CONTACT US
|
NYU LAW HOMEPAGE
Copyright© East European Constitutional Review. All rights reserved.