Richard Rose is Director of the Centre for the Study of Public Policy at the University of Strathclyde. Author of more than forty books and many articles, he is a Fellow of the British Academy and an honorary Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: the reality of Russia 1. A disorderly history 2. Democratization backwards 3. What Russians make of their new regime 4. Presidential succession: a 'family' problem 5. Parties without accountability 6. A floating choice of parties 7. Influences on the duma vote 8. From acting to elected president 9. Running a permanent campaign 10. An incomplete democracy.
Introduction: the reality of Russia; 1. A disorderly history; 2. Democratization backwards; 3. What Russians make of their new regime; 4. Presidential succession: a 'family' problem; 5. Parties without accountability; 6. A floating choice of parties; 7. Influences on the duma vote; 8. From acting to elected president; 9. Running a permanent campaign; 10. An incomplete democracy.
Introduction: the reality of Russia 1. A disorderly history 2. Democratization backwards 3. What Russians make of their new regime 4. Presidential succession: a 'family' problem 5. Parties without accountability 6. A floating choice of parties 7. Influences on the duma vote 8. From acting to elected president 9. Running a permanent campaign 10. An incomplete democracy.
Introduction: the reality of Russia; 1. A disorderly history; 2. Democratization backwards; 3. What Russians make of their new regime; 4. Presidential succession: a 'family' problem; 5. Parties without accountability; 6. A floating choice of parties; 7. Influences on the duma vote; 8. From acting to elected president; 9. Running a permanent campaign; 10. An incomplete democracy.
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'Rose and Munro have written an important, original, and exceptionally lucid book. Elections Without Order deepens our understanding of the nature and dynamics of political change in Russia during the past decade. The study is conceptually innovative and especially valuable for its analyses of recent trends in Russian public opinion.' Professor George Breslauer, University of California, Berkeley
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