The limits of Russian democratisation

The limits of Russian democratisation

by Alexander N. Domrin

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"This book examines the nature of states of emergency and emergency powers and respective provisions in the Russian constitution and contemporary legislation. The author discusses the use of emergency powers in earlier Russian and Soviet history, and appraises the legal thought underpinning such powers. A wide-ranging analysis of the origination and use of emergency powers in Western and non-Western countries is provided, tracing the theories and practicalities of emergency orders throughout the world history."--Jacket.

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