International cooperation in criminal law: The old Soviet Union and the New Russian Federation

Reviews Ginsburgs, G., The Soviet Union and international cooperation in legal matters, part 3: criminal law. Boston: Martinus Nijhoff, 1994. Today, there is a high degree of legal anarchy, while the inherited institutions tend to function according to traditional patterns, so that patterns of behavior described in the book may still have some relevance for those seeking to understand what the future holds in the way of the Russian Federation's policy of international cooperation in penal matters.