Rethinking the Rule of Law after Communism

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Editors' Introduction Part 1 Constitutionalism Transitional Constitutionalism: Simple and Fancy Theories, Wojciech Sadurski Democracy by Judiciary, Kim Lane Scheppele Rethinking Judicial Review: Shaping the Toleration of Difference? Cindy Skach Foxes Hedgehogs and Learning: Notes on the Past and Future Dilemmas of Postcommunist Constitutionalism, Venelin I. Ganev Democratic Norm Building and Constitutional Discourse Formation: Experience from the Constitutional Review Chamber of Estonia, Vello Partai Part II Dealing with the Past Dealing with the Past after Communism: Between Restitutive and Retributive Justice, Adam Czarnota Transitional Justice in the German Democratic Republic, Clause Offe and Ulrike Poppe Models of Transition- Old Theories and Recent Developments, Hubert Rottleuthner and Matthias Mahlmann Restitutive Justice, Rule of Law, and Constitutional Dilemmas, Grazyna Skapska How Far Does Transitional Justice Stretch? Judicial review for Dealing with the Past in Democratic Transition, Renata Uitz Part III Rule of Law Rethinking the Rule of Law after Communism, Martin Krygier Transitional Rule of Law, Ruti Teitel Constitutional Symbolism and Political (Dis)continuity: Legal Rationality and its Integrative Function in Post-Communist Transformations, Ji i P iba Corruption, Anti-Corruption Sentiments and the Rule of Law, Ivan Krastev Central Europe's Second Constitutional Transition: The Prospects of EU Membership, Neil Walker

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