Private and Civil Law in the Russian Federation
Edited by William Simons, Professor, University of Trento, Italy
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Biographical note
William B. Simons is Professor of East European Law at the Universities of Leiden and Trento. Since 1998, he has been director of the Institute of East European Law and Russian Studies. He is also editor of the quarterly law journal Review of Central and East European Law and the monograph series Law in Eastern Europe.
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Comparative and foreign law teachers and students; those engaged in the research and practice of Russian law, legal history and law in transition.
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