Contemporary Soviet law
Subtitle: essays in honor of John N. Hazard
By: ed. by Donald D. Barry, William E. Butler, George Ginsburgs.
Contributors: Hazard, John N. 1909-; Barry, Donald D.; Butler, William Elliott, 1939-; Ginsburgs, George.
Publisher: Martinus Nijhoff
Published: 1974
Place of publication: The Hague
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
Subjects: Hazard, John N. 1909-; Law -- Soviet Union.
Notes: "Selected writings of John N. Hazard: 1936-1973": p. [226]-235.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Berman, H. J. The educational role of Soviet criminal law and civil procedure.; title: Juviler, P. H. Criminal law and social control.; title: Feldbrugge, F. J. M. Law and political dissent in the Soviet Union.; title: Barry, D. D. and Barner-Barry, C. The USSR Supreme Court and guiding explanations of civil law, 1962-1971.; title: Loeber, D. A. Samizdat under Soviet law.; title: Zile, Z. L. Soviet struggle for environmental quality, the limits of environmental law under central planning.; title: Kiralfy, A. K. R. Soviet labor law reform since the death of Stalin.; title: Maggs, P. B. A computer model of the system of legal regulation of the Soviet state industrial enterprise.; title: Ginsburgs, G. Soviet international trade contracts and the execution of foreign commercial arbitral awards.; title: Butler, W. E. Some reflections on the periodization of Soviet approaches to international law.