| Volume 7 Number 2 |
Spring 1998 |
Constitution Watch
A country-by-country update on constitutional
politics in Eastern Europe and the ex-USSR
Special Reports
Andras Sajo exposes some common misunderstandings
of postcommunist corruption
Robert Hayden explains the failure of the
High Representative to impose democracy on Bosnia
Konstantin Katanian examines the Russian propiska
system and its problems
Jirina Siklova and Marta Miklusakova show
how the Czech citizenship law unfairly burdens Czech Roma
Feature
Church and State in Eastern Europe
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Stephen Holmes Adam Michnik Anatoly Krasikov Alina Mungiu-Pippidi Janos Dobszay |
Constitutional Reviews
Philip Roeder reviews Managing Conflict in
the Former Soviet Union: Russian and American Perspectives
To and From the EECR
From the Editors Desk
| Arsen Bacic Noel Calhoun Miro Cerar Aurelian Craiutu Nenad Dimitrijevic Venelin I. Ganev Mark Gillis Kathleen Imholz Nathan Johnson |
Vakhtang Khmaladze Rumyana Kolarova Ireneusz Kondak Andrei Kortunov Gunars Kusins Stevan Lilic Krenar Loloci Alexander Lukashuk Darina Malova |
Tomasz Merta Victor Mouraviev Alina Mungiu-Pippidi Zaza Namoradze Vello Pettai Judit Revesz Gabor Rona Alison Rose Stanislav Shevchuk |
Branko Smerdel Lavinia Stan Elena Stefoi-Sava David Usupashvili Virgus Valentinavicius |
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