Central and Eastern Europe after transition towards a new socio-legal semantics

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Weitere Verfasser:	Febbrajo, Alberto (HerausgeberIn), Sadurski, Wojciech (HerausgeberIn)
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Sprache:	eng
Veröffentlicht:	Farnham, Surrey u.a. Ashgate 2010
Schriftenreihe:	Studies in modern law and policy
Schlagworte:	Constitutional law > Social aspects > Aufsatzsammlung > Ostmitteleuropa > Rechtssprache > Änderung > Systemveränderung > Demokratisierung > Verfassungsrecht > Jurist > Rechtssoziologie
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
Legal cultures in transition : a system-theory approach	2010	Febbrajo, Alberto
Constitutional courts and constitutional culture in Central and Eastern European countries	2010	Sadurski, Wojciech
Settling accounts with the past, the cenceptualization of difference and the dilemmas of the law-governed state	2010	Skap̜ska, Grażyna
Bureaucratic and managerial cultures in Central Eastern Europe courts	2010	Piana, Daniela
Constitutional culture and the theory of adjudication : Ulysses as a constitutional justice	2010	Smilov, Daniel
Constituting the heterarchy of European constitutionalism in the EU's new member states	2010	Přibán, Jiří
Democratic ethics, constitutional dimensions and "constitutionalisms"	2010	Blokker, Paul
The democratization and modernization of post-communist judiciaries	2010	Kühn, Zdeněk
Polish prosecutors, political corruption, and legal culture	2010	Polak, Paulina
Notaries in Central Europe : from state employment to professional independence - a rocky path	2010	Shaw, Gisela
Multiple transitions to the EU constitutional project : the case of Eastern European legal professions	2010	Olgiati, Vittorio