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The Judiciary in Central and Eastern Europe
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$a The Judiciary in Central and Eastern Europe : $b Mechanical jurisprudence in transformation? / $c by Zdeněk Kühn 260 $a Leiden : $b Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, $c 2011 300 $a xxii, 311 s. 490 1-
$a Law in eastern Europe ; $v Vol. 61 500 $a Rejstř. 520 2-
$a The book analyses the judicial culture in East Central Europe from the era of Stalinism up to the post-Communist period of the 1990s and 2000s. The book targets the judicial ideology and the conception of law, phenomena most resistant to change. Table of Contents: 1 The origins of Central European legal culture. 2 Socialist legal culture in Central Europe: an introduction. 3 From stalinist antiformalism to socialist textual positivism: Central European judicial methodology during the cold war. 4 Institutional changes after the colapse of communism. 5 Judicial methodology in a post-communist world: overcoming the concept of limited law? Conclusions. Rethinking the future of the Central European judiciary. 563 $a váz. 650 07
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$7 us_us_auth*z0003081 $a Socialistická zákonnost 650 07
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$a Law in eastern Europe ; $v Vol. 61 $7 us_us_auth*0000333 910 $a BOE020
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