Titlebook: Developments in Russian and Post-Soviet Politics; Stephen White (Professor and Head),Alex Pravda (Fe Textbook 1994Latest edition Macmillan

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Yeltsin and the Russian Presidencythe forging of new institutional arrangements, and the delination of new political rules governing the actions of policy-makers. This has been true both in Moscow and in the regions. Russia and other states of the former Soviet Union have been in the midst of fundamental socioeconomic change as new

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Citizen and State under Gorbachev and Yeltsinstatus. Under the tsars, an individual was considered a ‘subject’ of the crown; after 1917, the Bolsheviks declared Russia a republic and the individual became a ‘citizen’. Qualitatively, however, little had changed — in terms of civil and political rights, crown subject and Soviet citizen alike wer

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Privatisation: The Politics of Capital and Labournd to locate the privatisation process in its economic, social and political context. This chapter will attempt to place Russian privatisation in this wider context, building on the discussion of economic reform more generally that has been presented in Chapter 6.

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The Politics of Social Issuesconsequences of economic reform for the gap between rich and poor and for increases in crime. Rapidly increasing prices, disorientation, insecurity and fear were among the results of chaotic transitions to market economies in newly independent states which lacked smoothly functioning systems of lega

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Nationality and Ethnicity in Russia and the Post-Soviet Republics Bolsheviks exploited the grievances of non-Russians in rallying support for their cause. Leaders of the Soviet state claimed to have the solution to the ‘national question’: all peoples would be equal and then they would come to realise that class, not ethnicity or religion, was the important divid