Transition to rule of law : on the democratic transformation in Hungary

Varga, Csaba (1995) Transition to rule of law : on the democratic transformation in Hungary. Philosophiae iuris . Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem, Budapest. ISBN 963-463-011-1

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‘Preface’ 7–9; ‘On Vitality in the Region’ 10–18; NO-LAW ‘On Stalinism’ 21–22, ‘Past & Present’ 23–27, ‘Attempts at Reform from Within (La séparation des pouvoirs)’ 28–37, ‘What is Needed to have Law?’ 38–61, ‘Marxism in Service’ 62–68; TRANSITION ‘The sui generis Nature of the Challenge’ 71–77, ‘Trumbling Steps of the New Constitutional State’ 78–89; SKIRMISHES AND THE GAME’S RULE ‘Crime, not Civil Disobedience’ 93–96, ‘Fragility of the Constitutional Establishment’ 97–102, ‘Troubles Surrounding the Functions of Law’ 103–106, ‘Indivisibility of the Law & Rule of Law’ 107–110, ‘Civil Disobedience (Pattern with no Standard?)’ 111–118; COMING TO TERMS WITH THE PAST ‘On Setting Standards’ 121–128, ‘Do we have the Right to Judge the Past?’ 129–135, ‘The Dilemma of Enforcing the Law’ 136–143, ‘Failure on Account of Constitutional Considerations?’ 144–155; RULE OF LAW ‘Varieties of Law & Rule of Law’ 159–173; w/ Bibliography, Indexes of names & of normative materials, Index

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