Vol. 89 (2019): Critical Legal Theory in Central and Eastern Europe

Articles

• Critical Legal Theory in Central and Eastern Europe: In Search of Method

  Rafał Mańko

  5-14

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• The Destruction of Legal Reason: Lessons from the Past

  Cosmin Cercel

  15-30

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• A New Popular Front, or, on the Role of Critical Jurisprudence under Neo-Authoritarianism in Central-Eastern Europe

  Przemysław Tacik

  31-44

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• What Kind of Critique for Central and Eastern European Legal Studies? Comparison as One of the Answers

  Alexandra Mercescu

  45-61

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• Delimiting Central Europe as a Juridical Space: A Preliminary Exercise in Critical Legal Geography

  Rafał Mańko

  63-80

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• Critical Dimensions of the ‘Legal Culture’ Approach: The Case of Classical Eurasianism and Eurasia’s Legal Union

  Bulat Nazmutdinov

  81-93

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• Ademia: Agamben and the Idea of the People

  Gian Giacomo Fusco

  95-110

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• Pedagogies of the Poor: Resisting Resilience in Eastern Europe and Beyond

  Julian Reid

  111-129

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• The Politics of Limitation of Claims in Poland: Post-Communist Ideology, Neoliberalism and the Plight of Uninformed Debtors

  Joanna Kuźmicka-Sulikowska

  131-160

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• Ideology in Modern Russian Constitutional Practice

  Yulia Rudt

  161-177

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