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Perestroika, Glasnost And Law Reform In The Soviet Union Today, V K. Zabigailo
Perestroika, Glasnost And Law Reform In The Soviet Union Today, V K. Zabigailo
Dalhousie Law Journal
Three years have passed since the elaboration, on the initiative of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, of a new strategy of action for Soviet society - the acceleration of the country's social-economic development. Today this strategy is finding wide implementation in the policy of perestroika, the revolutionary renewal of society and profound changes in every sphere of its life - political, economical, social and spiritual. Formulated at the April Plenary Session of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1985 and the 27th Party Congress in 1986, the concept ofperestroika is based on …
Law Reform: A Saskatchewan Viewpoint, Brian A. Grosman
Law Reform: A Saskatchewan Viewpoint, Brian A. Grosman
Dalhousie Law Journal
The term "law reform" has a positive connotation. It indicates that those engaged in the process are at least optimistic to the extent that law can indeed be reformed and not merely changed. A variety of legislative shapes and administrative forms of law reform agencies has been created in this country over the last ten years. The objectives of law reform have been widely discussed in law review articles and in the daily press. There emerges a sense that reforming the law by way of a permanent law reform commission is a viable endeavour. Yet there is some difference of …
Law Reform: A Saskatchewan Viewpoint, Brian A. Grosman
Law Reform: A Saskatchewan Viewpoint, Brian A. Grosman
Dalhousie Law Journal
The term "law reform" has a positive connotation. It indicates that those engaged in the process are at least optimistic to the extent that law can indeed be reformed and not merely changed. A variety of legislative shapes and administrative forms of law reform agencies has been created in this country over the last ten years. The objectives of law reform have been widely discussed in law review articles and in the daily press. There emerges a sense that reforming the law by way of a permanent law reform commission is a viable endeavour. Yet there is some difference of …