Abstract
Preface - Richard E. D. Schwartz Introduction - Richard E. D. Schwartz Part I. The Rule of Law: What Is It? Democracy and Equality - Robert Post Reflecting on the Rule of Law - Samuel Donnelly Do Free Markets Create Free Societies? - Samuel Krislov Part II. Case Studies A. Moves Toward Democracy Overcoming Apartheid: Can Truth Reconcile a Divided Nation? - James Gibson The Federal Constitutional Court: Guardian of German Democracy - Donald Kommers Religion, Constitutional Courts in Former Communist Countries - James Richardson B. Transitions and Problem Cases Transitions to Constitutional Democracies - Inga Markovits Sudan: A Nation in Turbulent Search of Itself - Francis Deng Expecting the Unexpected: Cultural Components of Arab Governance - Lawrence Rosen Rule of Law and Lawyers in Latin America - Rogelio Perez-Perdomo Law and Development: Is China as Problem Case? - Randall Peerenboom Part III. International Processes Toward a Rule of Law: Freedom of Expression - Kurt Wimmer Divided Nations: The Paradox of National Protection - Francis Deng Views on the Ground: The Local Perceptions of International Criminal Tribunals - Donna Arzt Global Rule of Law or Global Rule of Law Enforcement? International Police Cooperation and Counterterrorism - Mathieu Deflem Environmental Protection, Free Trade, and Democracy - David Driesen Global Business, Oversight Without Inhibiting Enterprise - John Philip Jones Revisiting Good Governance - Ved P. Nanda Afterword - Richard Schwartz
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