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Economy and Democracy: a review

The basis for this paper is a course of lectures named “Economy and Democracy”, held in Dubrovnik (Croatia) from 20th to 27th september 2008. I was fortunate enough to have participated in this course as a member of the Zagreb Law Faculty group. Also present were the Central European University postgraduate students which came from all over the world (Russia, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Serbia, Nigeria…). Attending professors were: Professor Ivan Šimonović, Professor Tibor Várady, Professor Stefan Messmann and Professor Tibor Tajti. During this course a wide variety of legal themes were discussed and thoroughly worked out, namely fields of international business law, civil law, constitutional law and family were adressed. I would like to take this opportunity to analyse the questions of family law. Professor Tibor Várady delivered several lectures concerning the Soviet Legal Innovation and the Law of the Western World, in which numerous interesting issues were analysed and discussed. The lecture was based on John Quigley's book of the same name.

inequality between genders; Russia; countries of the Western World

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