Central and Eastern Europe After Transition: Towards a New Socio-legal Semantics

This work brings together a group of experts to focus on the transition of Eastern European countries from the perspective of the changing patterns of their related socio-legal cultures; the variety of transitions covered by mere superficial integration; And The challenges of an already apparent post-transitional phase. First, The volume explores the different socio-legal conditions that led to various types of transition in each country. Second, The book discusses the problematic outcomes of transition in Eastern European countries in general, As well as providing a more detailed examination of the way in which some subsystems moved towards specific models of socio-cultural differentiation and how they tried to cope with the paradoxical and contradictory effects. Third, The volume examines these trends in order to verify the emergence of new socio-legal semantics, As a signal of a new constituent normative rationale. The book also includes bibliographical sources specifically devoted To The Eastern European countries' transition.