Titlebook: Russia as a Network State; What Works in Russia Vadim Kononenko (Research Fellow),Arkady Moshes (P Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230306707Institution; Policy; public administration; russian and post-soviet politics; us politics

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Introduction,happens when the ubiquitous elements of the state – institutions, laws, cohorts of civil servants of various rank and position, strategies and policies – do not work adequately, or function according to differing, multiple and seemingly contradictory logics?

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Conclusions,This volume was compiled with the aim of examining the processes of governance in contemporary Russia in order to understand the ambiguous nature of the post-Soviet Russian state. If, after a careful observation, it is obvious that the Russian state remains deeply problematic, how can one make sense of its diffuse and contractory workings?

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The Russian Network State as a Great Power,of the Soviet Union and proclaimed that ‘true greatness, whether among men or among nations, does not need advertising. It should be evident’ (Adomeit 1995). This argument chimes with an assessment that rather than confirming Russia’s status, the Kremlin’s insistence on being a Great Power reveals a