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

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Normalisation and Legitimation in Postcommunist Russiag perspectives. First, the issue of ‘normal’ politics, and the extent to which postcommunist politics are becoming ‘normal’, will be addressed. Following this, the difficult issue of legitimation crisis is considered in a Russian and more general context.

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Keerthi Ramanujan,Brendan S. WeekesSeptember and October 1993, abolishing the parliament, demanding new elections, and then (in November) issuing the draft of a new and strongly presidential constitution, illustrate yet again the dilemma for an autocratic reformer: the use of authoritarian means, even to achieve democratic ends, reinforces the autocratic principle.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7584-3 patterns of relations that had characterised the Soviet and tsarist empires. Among the proponents of such policies were the former vice-president, Alexander Rutskoi, and Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the Liberal-Democratic Party, which received the most votes in party-list voting in the December 1993 parliamentary elections.

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Theodore Van Putten,Kay R. Jamisonated by the collapse of the USSR and the dismantling of the Central Committee apparatus, which had previously steered the planned economy, gave Yeltsin and Gaidar a window of opportunity to introduce radical economic reform.

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The Economy: The Rocky Road from Plan to Marketated by the collapse of the USSR and the dismantling of the Central Committee apparatus, which had previously steered the planned economy, gave Yeltsin and Gaidar a window of opportunity to introduce radical economic reform.

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