Back matter.

The document titled "Back matter" from the journal "Review of Central & East European Law" covers a range of legal topics in Central and Eastern Europe. It includes articles on issues such as appeal measures in Polish criminal proceedings, jurisdiction clauses in international commercial contracts under Turkish law, copyright ownership in Czech and Slovak private international law, and the selection process of a Georgian judge to the European Court of Human Rights. Additionally, the document features a special issue on "Constitutional Imaginaries in Central and Eastern Europe," exploring various perspectives on constitutional tradition, transition, and governance in the region. [Extracted from the article]

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