Scientific papers on Central and Eastern European legal identity and tradition
- Borisova, T. The Legitimacy of the Bolshevik Order, 1917-1918: Language Usage in Revolutionary Russian Law. Review of CEE Law vol. 37/2012.
- Cercel, C.S. Law out of Bounds: Legal Picnolepsy, Intellectual Austerity, and Romania’s Legal Past. In: Law and Critique in Central Europe: Questioning the Past, Resisting the Present (Oxford 2016)
- Giaro, T. Legal Tradition of Eastern Europe. Its Rise and Demise. Comparative Law Review vol 2/2011.
- Giaro, T. Russia and Roman Law. Rechtsgeschichte no. 23/2015.
- Giaro, T. La cultura giuridica dell’Europa orientale. In: Emilio Castorina (ed), Servizi pubblici, diritti fondamentali, costituzionalismo europeo (Napoli: Editoriale Scientifica, 2017).
- Kelemen K., Fekete B. How Should the Legal Systems of Eastern Europe Be Classified Today? In: A. Badó–D.W. Belling-J. Bóka–P. Mezei (eds.), International Conference for the 10th Anniversary of the Institute of Comparative Law, 2014, Lectiones Iuridicae 11, Universitätsverlag, Potsdam, p. 197-223
- Šulmane D. Ideology, nationalism and law: legal tools for an ideological machinery in Latvia. Wrocław Review of Law, Administration and Economics no. 1/2015.
- Uzelac, A. Survival of the Third Legal Tradition? Supreme Court Review no. 49/2010.
