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Law in transition online 2009: Enhancing public access to legal information - fostering transparency

A number of countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, as part of the process of transition, have undertaken major reforms to ensure improved transparency in government, in business and in the legal environment. In some countries this has appeared to enhance public confidence in the reliability of legal information and provide incentives to investors. In this edition of Law in transition online a number of positive initiatives have been highlighted, some as the result of EU accession and others spurred by developments in the commercial environment.

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Full Publication:	Law in transition online 2009 (5Mb)
Chapters:	Cover, Contents, Foreword (1.6Mb) The impact of freedom of information legislation on public access to legal information (0.5Mb) Public participation and policy-making in Hungary (0.6Mb) Public access to legal information in Russia (0.4Mb) Implementing the UNILEX database and applying the CISG and UNIDROIT principles (0.5Mb) Albania, its judicial system and access to legal information (1.2Mb) Croatia: EU accession enhances information transparency in the public sector (0.6Mb) Securities markets and corporate governance legislation on the web (0.6Mb)
Other languages:	Русский
Published:	October 2009
Author/s:	Jean-Louis Laurens, Paul Byfield, Susan Rose-Ackerman, D. Ronald Surbey, Anna Veneziano, Roland Miklau, Jelena Madir, Gian Piero Cigna
Pages:	63
Price:	Free
Series:	Law in transition

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