Constitutional justice in the countries of Eastern Europe: problems of theory and practice. Monograph

The monograph is devoted to constitutional justice in Eastern Europe. Its authors are representatives of 11 states: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, wormwood, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan. They prove that in the modern world, constitutional courts are key participants in legal and political relations. The definition of the actual legal and political order has ceased to be the privilege of political power, i.e. The head of state, government and parliament, and also became dependent on constitutional courts. Constitutional courts determine legal, and thanks to them, also the political scope of the activities of state authorities.
This is the first monograph in which a comprehensive comparative legal study of the constitutionality control authorities in post-Soviet states is being conducted, and the first joint work performed by the international team of researchers from this region.
For students and teachers of higher educational institutions, judges of constitutional courts, lawyers of constitutional courts and cooperating with constitutional courts