Titlebook: Institutions and Political Change in Russia; Neil Robinson (Lecturer in Russian Politics) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Public Opinion and Political Institutions,olour raised in its place. This event marked the symbolic end to communist rule, and, optimists hoped, the rebirth of political democracy in Russia. However Russia’s new leaders, in particular President Yeltsin, faced formidable challenges in developing the political system in a democratic direction

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State and Society in Post-Communist Russia,by forces generated by post-communism itself. One cannot ‘black box’ the state and assume it to be a unitary actor as in the structuralist or neo-realist tradition. Instead, we will examine how the dynamics of transition have created opportunities for sectional groups and actors with at best an ambi

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Politics, the Rule of Law and the Judiciary,is. There are rooted and lasting traditions of judicial independence in Russia, which reach into the present. At the same time, judges face competition from institutions, notably the Procuracy, which appear to be quintessentially Soviet, but in fact have much deeper roots.

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