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The approach adopted in the book makes it methodologically important not just in relation to the Russian Federation but much more widely. Anyone with an interest in the judicial implementation of human rights law, whether at the national, regional or international level and irrespective of any particular jurisdiction in which they may be interested, should read this work. -- Francoise Hampson, University of Essex

The approach adopted in the book makes it methodologically important not just in relation to the Russian Federation but much more widely. Anyone with an interest in the judicial implementation of human rights law, whether at the national, regional or international level and irrespective of any particular jurisdiction in which they may be interested, should read this work. Francoise Hampson, University of Essex

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The author: Anton Burkov, DipJur (Urals State Law Academy), CandScJur (Tyumen’ State University), LLM (University of Essex), has been a doctoral student of law and TNK-BP Kapitza Scholar at the University of Cambridge since 2005. In 1998-2007, Burkov worked for the Urals Centre for Constitutional and International Protection of Human Rights of the NGO Sutyajnik as a staff attorney and project coordinator. In 2001-2002, he was a visiting scholar at Columbia University, New York. Burkov has published five books and more than 20 articles in Russian- and English-language law journals. The foreword author: Françoise Hampson is Professor of Law at the University of Essex, and an expert for the UN Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights.

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