Subjects:

Russian Federation, Wildy, Simmonds and Hill, Other Jurisdictions , International Law, Journals

Contents:

180.00 per year - 4 Issues

A Quarterly Journal

of the Faculty of Law

of the Moscow Higher School

of Social and Economic Sciences

and

The Vinogradoff Institute

of the Faculty of Laws

University College London

A Law review of the Moscow Higher School of Social and Economic Sciences and The Vinogradoff Institute, Dickinson School of Law Pennsylvania Statue University.

Sudebnik is the medieval Russian term for a code of laws. The Russian legal system, like the Russian economy and society in general, has seen fundamental changes since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Everything, including the law, is being reduced to first principles and a new Russia is slowly emerging.

The new Russia has a sense of historical depth about it, building on its long and successful past. This journal provides an international forum for both Russian and western lawyers and academics to examine the development of Russian law and the other CIS legal systems.

This English-language journal includes articles, reviews and commentary along with translations of important legislation, bringing together Russian and Western writers on Russian and CIS legal matters.