Collaborative COLPI publications include the East European Constitutional Review; Administrative Justice in the New European Democracies: Case Studies of Administrative Law and Process in Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, and Ukraine; and an administrative law review. COLPI also continues to support the publication of Fundamentum, the first human rights law journal in Hungary, and will consider the (co)publication of other journals which are directly relevant to COLPI, OSI, and CEU work.
COLPI also publishes a periodic newsletter with brief updates on legal programs of the national Soros foundations, often jointly sponsored by COLPI, and on COLPI▓s own programs.
HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE POLICE: A WORKBOOK FOR PRACTICE ORIENTED TEACHING
опюбю векнбейю х онкхжхъ: онянахе он опюйрхвеяйнлс насвемхч
(in Russian)
The essential purpose of this publication
is to provide police trainers with a human rights teaching resource based
on concrete examples of typical human rights problems, or 'case studies,'
which can be used in practice-oriented teaching on the European Convention
on Human Rights and other relevant human rights standards.
Regarded as one of the preeminent journals of postcommunist law and politics, the EECR is published in Russian and English, and circulated in over 50 countries. It is a joint project of the New York University School of Law and COLPI. It is available both in print and on the web at http://www.law.nyu.edu/eecr/.
For subscription
information, please contact Mladen Momcilovic, the EECR Managing Editor,
c/o COLPI, or via e-mail at momcilov@osi.hu.
COLPI PAPER No. 1 (PDF
files) 
Ellie Keen: FIGHTING CORRUPTION THROUGH EDUCATION
щККХ йХМ: анпэаю я йнппсожхеи вепег напюгнбюмхе (Russian)
COLPI PAPER No. 2 (PDF files)
Barbara Henkes. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN JUVENILE JUSTICE IN EASTERN EUROPE AND THE FORMER SOVIET UNION. (English).
COLPI is publishing this Papers Series in order to promote promising new strategies for advancing legal reform among the national Soros foundations and other Soros network programs, as well as other governmental and non-governmental organizations, members of governments and legislatures, academics and other policy makers.
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