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The Ideology and Politics Journal [https://www.ideopol.org/] Menu Skip to content About Journal Current Issue Archive Editorial Board Ethics Instructions for authors Contacts English Ukrainian Russian Search for: The Soviet and Post-Soviet Law: The Failed Transition from Socialist Legality to the rule of law state 26/12/2021 Current Issue Mikhail Minakov ― Issue 2(18), 2021 Editors of this issue: Mikhail Antonov & Dmytro Vovk Contents Mikhail Antonov & Dmytro Vovk SOVIET AND POST-SOVIET LAW: FAILED TRANSITION FROM SOCIALIST LEGALITY TO RULE OF LAW 4 RESEARCH ARTICLES Thinking about Law: Historical perspective William Pomeranz RUSSIA’S PERENNIAL SEARCH FOR THE RULE OF LAW: ORIGINS, DETOURS, REVIVAL, IMPASSE 10 Natalia Varlamova UNIVERSAL LEGAL CONCEPTS IN THE SOVIET SOCIO-POLITICAL CONTEXT * 30 Anna Lukina LEGAL NURTURING: THE EDUCATIONAL FUNCTION OF LAW IN THE SOVIET UNION 57 Elena Timoshina & Svetlana Volkova «OVER THE BARRIERS»: THE IDEAS OF THE RULE OF LAW STATE AND THE AUTONOMY OF LAW IN THE THEORY OF LEV YAVICH (IN THE CONTEXT OF THE SAINT-PETERSBURG SCHOOL OF LEGAL PHILOSOPHY) * 75 Dmitry Gorin LAW, POWER, AND FAITH IN THE POST-SOVIET TRANSFORMATIONS OF RUSSIAN SOCIETY * 98 Protection of rights and freedoms Mikhail Antonov LEGAL POSITIVISM AND PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIAN LAW * 120 Andrey Polyakov HUMAN RIGHTS AND VALUES: THEIR PHILOSOPHICAL MEANING AND IDEOLOGICAL ROLE IN POST-SOVIET LEGAL SCIENCE * 152 Yuri Permyakov FROM LEGAL PROTECTION TO PROTECTION OF RIGHT: DIALECTICS OF THE 1990s IN ONE DESTINY * 194 Sergei Belov POST-SOVIET PERCEPTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN RUSSIA * 212 Constitutionalisation of power and politics Serhii Rabinovych CAN THE UKRAINIAN CONSTITUTIONAL JUSTICE BE DEPOLITICIZED ? ** 234 Thomas Barrett OLIGARCHS AND JUDGES: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE COURTS IN POST-SOVIET UNCONSOLIDATED DEMOCRACIES 260 Iya Osvetimskaya DEFORMATION OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY IN RUSSIA * 292 Dmytro Vovk & Iurii Barabash “JUSTICES HAVE A POLITICAL SENSE.” THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF UKRAINE’S JURISPRUDENCE IN POLITICALLY SENSITIVE CASES * 313 REVIEWS Yakov M. Rabkin REVIEW: Kenneth B. Moss, Benjamin Nathans, and Taro Tsurumi, eds. (2021). From Europe’s East to the Middle East Israel’s Russian and Polish Lineages . Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press 336 The entire issue in one PDF file can be downloaded HERE * — full-text article is in Russian ** — full-text article is in Ukrainian Call for submissions 21/01/2021 Invitation admin There are no calls for papers in 2021 anymore. In 2022 we do not plan to announce call for papers. New CfPs for 2023 will be announced in December 2022. Search for: Proudly powered by WordPress