Daniel Beers, "Building Democratic Courts from the Inside Out: Judicial Autonomy and the Rule of Law in Postcommunist Eastern Europe"
- Author: Russian and East European Institute
- Number of episodes: 1
- Web site: http://www.iub.edu/~reeiweb/events/2009/beers.pdf
Podcast Description:
Much of the debate about the rule of law in democratizing states centers on formal institutional design as the key to building a democratic judiciary. Drawing on original field research including more than 300 judicial surveys and interviews in Romania and the Czech Republic, I argue that the autonomy of judges in these transitioning democracies reflects a host of factors outside the purview of formal institutional rule--including the personal values and experiences of individual judges, materi
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Daniel Beers, "Building Democratic Courts from the Inside Out: Judicial Autonomy and the Rul ...
| Name | Time | Artist/Performer | Release Date | Description | Author | Language | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Building Democratic Courts from the Inside Out: Judicial Autonomy and the Rule of Law in Postcommunist Eastern Europe | 01:09:10 | Daniel Beers | 2/8/2010 | Much of the debate about the rule of law in democratizing states centers on formal institutional design as the key to building a democratic judiciary. Drawing on original field research including more than 300 judicial surveys and interviews in Romania and the Czech Republic, I argue that the autonomy of judges in these transitioning democracies reflects a host of factors outside the purview of formal institutional rule--including the personal values and experiences of individual judges, mate | Russian and East European Institute | English |  |
