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
  • Introduction
  • The Clean Conscience Trap
  • From the Annals of Spiritual Freedom: Church-State
    Relations in Russia
  • The Ruler and the Patriarch: The Romanian Eastern
    Christian Church in Transition
  • Restoring Church Property Constitutionally
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 Editor’s Desk


These reports have been researched and written by the EECR affiliates and staff:
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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