William Partlett and Herbert Küpper. The Post-Soviet as Post-Colonial: A New Paradigm for Understanding Constitutional Dynamics in the Former Soviet Empire. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2022
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«Множество конституций было написано с надеждами на лучшее будущее, которым рано или поздно не суждено было оправдаться» – этому высказыванию известного теоретика конституционализма Дитера Грима (Grimm 2016) нетрудно найти подтверждения на постсоциалистическом пространстве. Книга «Постсоветское как постколониальное: новая парадигма понимания конституционной динамики в бывшей советской империи» Уильяма Партлетта и Герберта Кюппера посвящена как раз анализу того, как происходит трансформация конституций и как в одних странах они продолжают выполнять свои задачи, а в других – нет.
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Post-Soviet, Post-Colonial, Constitution, USSR, Empire
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