Prison in Lithuania

Justickis, Viktoras

doi:10.7146/ntfk.v83i2.71403

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1996

DOI: 10.7146/ntfk.v83i2.71403

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Prison in Lithuania

Viktoras Justickis¹

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“…For an extended discus sion ofthe "mafia," organ ized crime, and broader issues of crime, justice, and human rights in Lithuania and the other Baltic countries, see McMahon (1995). For a discussion of imprisonment in Lithuania, see Justickis (1996).…”

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Everyday Life After Communism: Some Observations from Lithuania

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What Is Everyday Life Like After Communism? East European countries have been experiencing a ~ajor peri~d oftransition. State Communism, dependence, and command economres are bemg superseded by democracy, independence, andcapitalism. Yet, within are latively short period, it has become clear that many East Europeans are ambivalent about these changes. This has been reflected, for example, in the electoral victories of former Communists in various countries. What has been far less clear for many foreign observers is why such ambivalent sentiments have become prevalent.

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Prison in Lithuania

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