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Session Submission Type: Panel
In the post-Soviet era, the countries of the former USSR have been active in creating and reforming judicial institutions. These states’ attitudes toward and relationship with courts, both domestic and international, have undergone many changes. This panel explores these issues through papers focused on the Russian arbitrazh courts, the Kazakh courts of general jurisdiction and the European Court of Human Rights.
The Impact of the Pandemic on Disputing in Russia’s Arbitrazh Courts: A Case Study of Non-Payments of Utilities - Kathryn Hendley, U of Wisconsin-Madison
'Integration is Better than Isolation': The Implications of Russian Membership in the Council of Europe for the Organization and its Member States - Jeffrey David Kahn, American U
Constitutional Courts in Post-Soviet States: Divergent Trajectories of Judicial Power - Alisher Juzgenbayev, Northwestern U