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Routledge - Courts And Transition In Russia: Judicial Reform

Name: Routledge - Courts And Transition In Russia: Judicial Reform
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In the former Soviet Union, law functioned as a tool for rule rather than a foundation for government. This historical context created a judiciary that relied heavily on political authority. Courts and Transition in Russia explores the necessary shift toward the independent and trusted legal systems required for effective democracies and market economies. Authors Solomon and Foglesong provide a detailed analysis of the state and operation of the Russian court system. The book examines the progress made in judicial reform since the end of Soviet power, offering insights into how the legal landscape has changed. This text is essential for readers looking to understand the evolution of legal structures and the challenges of transitioning from political dependency to judicial independence in a changing nation.

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Analyzes the state and operation of the Russian court system following the end of Soviet power.

Examines the relationship between political authority and judicial independence in Russia.

Provides an investigation into the progress of judicial reform in a post-Soviet context.

Explores how effective democracies and market economies rely on trusted and independent courts.

Offers a detailed look at the transition from law as an instrument of rule to a foundation of government.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367096544
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 13 June 2019
Listed Since: 26 July 2019

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