Publication Date
3-10-1998
Abstract
Professor Bernard Rudden looks at the present state of law in the Russian Federation. Drawing on a comparative perspective, and using both previous Soviet and current Western benchmarks, he concentrates on the country's recent attempts to democratize the state through a Constitution, and to privatize the economy through a civil code.
Runtime: 01:10:49
Recommended Citation
Rudden, Bernard, "After Soviet Socialism: Russian Law Since 1993" (1998). The Morris Lecture in International and Comparative Law. 5.
https://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/morris/5
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