Special Issue: Rule of Law Revisited: Applying Law in Russia and Beyond

The latest issue of Review of Central and East European Law (Vol. 44, no. 3, 2019) focuses on "Rule of Law Revisited: Applying Law in Russia and Beyond." Contents include:

• Rule of Law Revisited: Applying Law in Russia and Beyond
• Marianna Muravyeva, Is There Rule of Law in Russia: Revisiting the Concept and Practice
• Jeffrey Kahn, The Rule of Law under Pressure: Russia and the European Human Rights System
• Grigory Vaypan, Good Governance and Property Rights of the State: The Dubovets Case before the European Court of Human Rights and the Russian Constitutional Court
• Sergey Marochkin, National and International Rule of Law: Proclaimed Adherence and Real-Life Policies
• Thomas Kruessmann, Towards a Fresh Engagement in Rule-of-Law Cooperation: Supporting the Compliance Movement in Russia
• Elena Sherstoboeva, Audiovisual Regulation in Russia in the Context of Council of Europe Standards
• Maksim Karliuk, The Disintegration of the Judiciary Within Eurasian Integration