Legal Change in Post-Communist States: Progress, Reversions, Explanations
In: Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society v.208
Intro -- Table of Contents -- Legal Change in Post-Communist States: Contradictions and Explanations: Peter H. Solomon Jr., Kaja Gadowska -- I. Legal Institutions -- Stemming the Tide of Illiberalism? Legal Mobilization and Adversarial Legalism in Central and Eastern Europe: Mihaela Şerban -- The Fragility of an Independent Judiciary: Lessons from Hungary and Poland-and the European Union: Kriszta Kovács, Kim Lane Scheppele -- Authoritarian Constitutionalism in Putin's Russia: A Pragmatic Constitutional Court in a Dual State: Alexei Trochev, Peter H. Solomon Jr. -- The Evolution of Policing in Post-Soviet Russia: Paternalism versus Service in Police Officers' Understanding of their Role: Olga Semukhina -- II. Legal Accountability inPublic Administration -- Prosecuting High Level Corruption in Eastern Europe: Maria Popova, Vincent Post -- When Civil Engagement is Part of the Problem: Flawed Anti-Corruptionism in Russia and Ukraine: Marina Zaloznaya, William M. Reisinger, Vicki Hesli Claypool -- Constitutional Values and Civil Servant Recruitment: The Principles for Filling Revenue Service Positions in Poland: Kaja Gadowska -- Obtaining Redress for Abuse of Office in Russia: The Soviet Legacy and the Long Road to Administrative Justice: Elena Bogdanova.