Legal reforms in Russia: visible steps, obvious gaps, and an invisible hand?

Article Abstract:

Public and constitutional law, legal training and the development of institutions are important aspects of Russian legal reforms.

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Legal reforms in Russia: visible steps, obvious gaps, and an invisible hand?

Article Abstract:

Blankenagel's work on Russian legal reforms fits well into ideas from New Institutional Economics. He shows the importance of cultural and other factors prior to a transition.

Economic aspects, Law

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Has Russia missed the boat?

Article Abstract:

Russia's legal reforms have been assessed by Blankenagel. There are doubts as to whether the legal system will gain credibility in Russia, and there is more hope that the financial system could achieve external credibility.

Economic development

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