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200 04$aThe legal dimension in cold-war interactions$b[electronic resource] $esome notes from the field /$fedited by Tatiana Borisova, William B. Simons
210   $aLeiden ;$aBoston $cMartinus Nijhoff Publishers$d2012
215   $a1 online resource (209 p.)
225 0 $aLaw in eastern europe ;$v62
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tPreliminary Material /$rTatiana Borisova and William Simons --$tIntroduction Legal Front of the Cold War: Why? /$rTatiana Iu. Borisova and William B. Simons --$tTalking Across the Fence: Cold-War Academic Cooperation in the Legal Sphere /$rJane Henderson --$tSoviet Law and Perestroika Revisited /$rAlbert J. Schmidt --$tThe New Political Polarization of the World and the Reform of State Property Management in Russia /$rZlata E. Benevolenskaya --$tThe Relevance of the Cold War for Russian Jurisprudence: Private Law /$rLeena Lehtinen --$tRussian International Law and Indeterminacy: Cold War and Post-Soviet Dynamics /$rBoris N. Mamlyuk --$tSeparation of Powers without Checks and Balances: The Failure of Semi-Presidentialism and the Making of the Russian Constitutional System, 1991-1993 /$rWilliam Partlett --$tThe Impact of the Cold War on Soviet and US Law: Reconsidering the Legacy /$rPaul B. Stephan --$tPhotographs /$rTatiana Borisova and William Simons --$tList of Contributors /$rTatiana Borisova and William Simons --$tSubject-Matter Index /$rTatiana Borisova and William Simons --$tName Index /$rTatiana Borisova and William Simons.
330   $aGiven their relationship to political rhetoric, myths of the Cold War certainly matter today; the legal field is no exception. Although Cold-War studies remains a blooming field, its legal dimensions have not been sufficiently developed. Only recently have legal scholars begun to embark upon research in law and the Cold War and how this area is regarded nowadays, both explicitly and implicitly. Preliminary results show that, on both sides of the Iron Curtain, knowledge of law of the ?Other? was encapsulated within two main frameworks: ideological and pragmatic. How did these approaches interrelate and influence one another? Can pure knowledge strictly be divided from contextual conditions? The chapters in this volume present retrospective accounts of actors who have been involved in the circulation of knowledge through the Curtain and, also, research on recent political and legal phenomena echoing the Cold-War discourse. Contributors: Jane Henderson Albert J. Schmidt Zlata E. Benevolenskaya Leena Lehtinen Boris N. Mamlyuk William Partlett Paul B. Stephan
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