Titlebook: Dimensions and Challenges of Russian Liberalism; Historical Drama and Riccardo Mario Cucciolla Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92065-8hevik terror. During the Cold War scores of Western observers searched for “l(fā)iberals” in Soviet society. Instead, they found the intelligentsia, which remained—in the period after Stalin’s death—a remarkably tenacious collective subject that embodied real and imagined liberal, as well as socialist,

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Neuseel?ndische und polynesische Tatsachenandidates for the role of liberals in Soviet history. Their version of liberalism, however, can be understood only when situated in the specificities of the late Soviet setting. Rather than regarding liberal ideas as an import product, this chapter suggests that rights defenders developed an indigen

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Soziologie und Gesellschaftsentwicklung liberal ethical values, of romantic hopes and expectations and public demands for justice and the accountability of public authorities. Unfortunately, substantial underestimation of the importance of non-economic factors—especially moral ones—in the reform process resulted in a moral crisis, genera

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Phasen der Stadtbildung und Verst?dterungthe evolution of the liberal ideological field in Russia between 1995 and 2005, when it experienced a severe crisis. Persistent disagreements regarding the lessons of perestroika illustrate the conflict between rival liberal currents, and also offer an indirect insight into their shared assumptions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35204-2t here is the considerable share of the population inclined to economic liberalism. Furthermore, so-called “system liberals” exist in the Russian government and in some public and economic bodies. Openness, integration into the global economy and the adoption of international rules are both implicit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35204-2 conservative policy in state-building. In contrast to purposeful liberal economic reforms, some of the spontaneous decentralization that occurred in the 1990s was replaced with a purposeful centralization of public administration in the 2000s. The chapter discusses the hypothesis that this trend to