Unbalance
Power and Law in Hungary and Russia

Osteuropa 4/2013
144 pages
Price: 10,00 €

Deutsche Fassung

Contents

• Editorial
  Uncompromising
• László Sólyom
  The End of Separation of Powers
  On the Amendment of Hungary’s Basic Law
• Tibor Navracsics
  Trendsetting
  The Amendments to Hungary’s Basic Law
• Gábor Attila Tóth
  Power instead of Law
  The Deformation of Hungary’s Constitutional System
• Ferenc Laczó
  The Guiding Principle of Liberalism
  Boon and Bale of the Hungarian Intellectuals
• Karin Rogalska
  Lip Service
  The Orbán Government and the Radical Right
• Reinhold Vetter
  Diffuse, but Dangerous
  The Radical Right in Poland
• Miroslav Mareš
  Street Politics
  Protest Movements in East Central Europe
• Ulrich Schmid
  Ostracism of a Writer
  Nationalist Mobilisation in Azerbaijan
• Wolfgang Eichwede
  Interference Is Necessary!
  Self-Deception among Putin’s Friends Must Stop
• Aleksandr Kynev
  Elite Club and Instrument of Legitimacy
  Russia’s “Party of Power”
• Simon Kordonskij, Dmitrij Dechant, Ol'ga Moljarenko
  Russia’s Dual Social Structure
  Resource Allocation within a Feudal System