Cornell International Law Journal | Vol 23 | No. 2

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Cornell International Law Journal

Volume 23, Number 2 (Symposium: Perspectives on the Legal Perestroika: Soviet Constitutional and Legislative Changes)

Articles

Piety and Revision: How Will the Mandarins Survive under the Rule of Law
Leon Lipson

The Soviet Union as a State under the Rule of Law: An Overview
John Quigley

The Restructuring of Perestoika: Pragmatism and Ideology (The Preamble to the Soviet Constitution of 1977 Revisited)
Serge L. Levitsky

New Soviet Parliament: Process, Procedures and Legislative Priority
Igor N. Belousovitch

The Committee of Constitutional Supervision of the USSR
Herbert Hausmaninger

The Politics of Constitutional Reform: The New Power Structure and the Role of the Party
Vladimir N. Brovkin

Party and Public Ideals in Conflict: Constitutionalism and Civil Rights in the USSR
Robert Sharlet

Constitutional Implications of Changes in Property Rights in the USSR
Peter B. Maggs

Comments

Crises in the USSR: Are the Constitutional and Legislative Changes Enough

Federalism and Human Rights in the Soviet Union
Paul A. Goble

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ISSN: 0010-8812