This article explores lessons learned from the Slovak
transition experience over the last four years focusing on the need for
political support and human capacity in making legal reform progress. It
discusses the successes and setbacks in three areas: amendments to
the Commercial Code (reform of company law), introduction of a new Labour
Code and a new collateral law system. The article offers an insight into
the legal reform process from the perspective of a country pursuing a reform
agenda.
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