Table of Contents

Foreword; S. Frankowski, P. Stephan.
Part One: Constitutional Law.
The Rule-of-Law Ideal and Russian Reality; A.M. Yakovlev.
Polish Constitutional Law; M.F. Frzezinski, L. Garlicki.
Constitutional Law of Romania; L. Mihai.
A New Old Constitution for Estonia; I. Grazin.
Constitutional Law of the Slovak Republic; L. Cibulka.
Judicial Protection of Personal Rights in Russia; V.M. Savitsky.
Historical and Psychological Forces Shaping Constitutionalism; E. Tanchev.
Part Two: Civil and Commercial Law.
Polish Civil and Commercial Law; B. Kordasiewicz, M. Wierzbowski.
Romanian Civil and Commercial Law; F.A. Baias.
Part Three: Criminal Justice.
Criminal Law, the Law of Criminal Procedure, and the Law of Corrections in Hungary; B. Busch, J. Molnár, É. Margitán.
The Romanian Criminal Justice System; T. Dianu.
Polish Criminal Law and Procedure; A. Wasek, S. Frankowski.
Criminal Procedure in Bulgaria; E. Trendafilova.
The Law of Corrections in Russia; A.S. Mikhlin.
The Law of Corrections in Poland; Z. Holda.
Part Four: Labor and Social Security Law.
Employment and Collective Labor Law in Post-Communist Poland; A. Swiatkowski.
The Main Features of Romanian Labor Laws in the Period of Transition; A. Athanasiu, A.C. Moarcas.
Labor Law in Hungary; C. Kollonay Lehoczky.
Labor Law and Social Security Legislation in Slovakia; J. Matlák.
Labor Law and Social Security in Post-Communist Bulgaria; K. Sredkova. Westernization of the European East? S. Frankowski, P. Stephan.