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/10.1007/978-3-658-35204-2apitalism includes only part of the elements of the concept of liberalism that capitalism generally accepts. Both federalism, and the institutions of democracy, were sacrificed to enable the “l(fā)iberal reformers” of the 1990s to appropriate state property.

連鎖,連串

Wither Russian Liberalism?m of mobilized space of imperial diversity, which included national, regionalist, and autonomist voices. The context of mobilized imperial diversity is shown to be not only inhibiting but aiding the liberal politics in the Russian Empire.

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The Lessons from Perestroika and the Evolution of Russian Liberalism (1995–2005)bration of evolution over revolution. Finally, while Russian liberals retained a commitment to the idea that the establishment of liberal order requires substantial moral prerequisites, they nevertheless generally eschewed moral restoration as a central objective in itself.

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Liberalism and Federalism in Russian State-Building, 1992–2017apitalism includes only part of the elements of the concept of liberalism that capitalism generally accepts. Both federalism, and the institutions of democracy, were sacrificed to enable the “l(fā)iberal reformers” of the 1990s to appropriate state property.

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Soziologie leiblicher Kopr?senzices traditionally associated with Western liberalism—such as individual freedom, property rights, or the rule of law—have often emerged ambiguously in the Russian historical experience through different dimensions and combinations. Economic and political liberalism have often appeared disjointed, a

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Problemarbeit und institutioneller Kontexthe beginning of the twentieth century. The legacy of the Russian liberal thinkers requires close attention and study because it allows us to formulate the most important and relevant question: is the liberal project even possible in Russia? This chapter attempts to analyze the main ideas of the poli

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Einleitung in das Werk von Marcel Maussion, and political reforms. Going against the genealogical approach, the author stresses the contingency and novelty of party liberalism in the early twentieth century. In particular, the chapter explores heterogeneity within the Kadet ranks, the concept of rupture and pluralism in self-representati