The Transformation of Property Regimes and Transitional Justice in Central Eastern Europe. In Search of a Theory

Cham Switzerland: Springer (2017)
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The book offers a more complete theorisation of restitution than that currently found in the literature. It analyses the measures transforming the regime of property in post-communist CEE countries in a holistic way, linking privatisation with restitution. It also addresses the distributional characteristics of transformation of property in post-communist CEE and their theoretical implications for transitional justice.

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