Putin's Russia: How It Rose, How It Is Maintained, and How It Might End
Mikhail Dmitriev & Evgeny Gontmakher & Lev Gudkov & Sergei Guriev & Boris Makarenko & Alexey Malashenko & Dmitry Oreshkin & Kirill Rogov & Natalia Zubarevich
In this groundbreaking collection, nine of Russia's leading scholars and experts describe and analyze some of the Vladimir Putin regime’s key structural strengths and weaknesses and look at their implications for both the present and the future. As far as the regime’s fault lines are concerned, the evidence presented by the authors shows no reversal, or even narrowing, of these structural dysfunctions in Putin’s third presidential term.
Topics covered here include Russia's political economy, political geography, and politics of federalism; the regime, ideology, public opinion, and legitimacy; and potential defeat and radicalization of civil society. Emerging in these pages is a finely textured portrait of a society rife in complexities, contradictions, and postponed but looming crises.
Topics covered here include Russia's political economy, political geography, and politics of federalism; the regime, ideology, public opinion, and legitimacy; and potential defeat and radicalization of civil society. Emerging in these pages is a finely textured portrait of a society rife in complexities, contradictions, and postponed but looming crises.
年:
2015
出版社:
American Enterprise Institute
语言:
english
页:
148
ISBN:
B00XM0WP6W
文件:
EPUB, 1.04 MB
IPFS:
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english, 2015
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