Law and Administration in Post-Soviet Europe Volume 6 Issue 1 (2019)

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Volume 6 (2019): Issue 1 (Dec 2019)

Publication Date:: 01 Dec 2019

The Perspective of the Reform of the Constitution of Spain in View of the Institutional Status of Autonomous Communities

By: Michał Zbigniew Dankowski

Pages: 4–11
Constitutional Resilience Between Rupture of History and Continuity of Resistance

By: Alessia J. Magliacane

Pages: 12–29
The Constitution – Chosen Premises Justifying the Need to Introduce Amendments

By: Jacek Przybojewski

Pages: 30–36
Immutable Values – Durability of the Constitution from a Historical Perspective and Contemporary

By: Łukasz Szymański

Pages: 37–45
Constitutional Tribunal in an Argument with the President, Government and Parliament of the Polish Republic in 2015

By: Grzegorz Górski and Joanna Górska-Szymczak

Pages: 46–58
Constitution, Ethos and Change of Life in Common: Some Introductive Reflections on the Example of Icelandic Constitutional Project

By: Pasquale Policastro

Pages: 59–72
Constitutional Sources of Law in the Russian Federation on the Basis of Acts Regarding the Conservation

By: Magdalena Micińska

Pages: 73–83
Reverse Discrimination – How Fundamental Rights Might be Changed without Notice

By: Natalia Wojtyła

Pages: 84–92

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ISSN:: 2391-5544

First Published:: 20 Nov 2014

Language:: English

Target audience: researchers interested in the subject of law changes in post-communist countries

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