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Preface | |
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State and Regime in Russia | |
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The Dual Executive | |
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Current Policy Challenges | |
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The Putin Factor | |
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Four Domains of Change | |
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State Structure: From Soviet Union to Russian Federation | |
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Regime Change | |
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Economic Transformation | |
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The Question of Identity: Imperial Russia-USSR-Russian Federation | |
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Choices and Changes in Russian Politics | |
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Plan of the Book | |
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The Soviet System and Its Demise | |
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Historical Legacies | |
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The Tsarist Regime | |
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The Soviet Regime Before Gorbachev | |
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Gorbachev Comes to Power | |
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Political Institutions of the Transition Period: Demise of the USSR | |
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Russia's Constitutional Order | |
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The Russian Republic in the Transition Period | |
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1990-1993: Deepening Constitutional Conflict | |
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The 1993 Constitution and the Presidency | |
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The Government | |
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The Parliament | |
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Executive-Legislative Relations | |
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The Federal Dimension | |
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Political Participation and Recruitment | |
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Political Participation and Social Capital | |
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The Importance of Social Capital | |
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The Problem of �Dual Russia� | |
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Participation and Recruitment under the Soviet Regime | |
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Channels of Mass Participation | |
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Participation and Recruitment in the Old Regime: Interlocking Directorates | |
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Participation and Recruitment in the Old Regime: Conclusions | |
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Surge and Ebb in Political Participation | |
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The Mobilization of Discontent | |
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Electoral Participation | |
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Elite Adaptation and Replacement | |
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Political Recruitment, Old and New | |
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Political Culture and Public Opinion | |
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The Concept of Political Culture | |
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Russian Political Culture in the Post-Soviet Period | |
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Soviet Political Socialization | |
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Support for Democratic Values | |
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Influences on Russian Political Culture in the Soviet Period | |
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Generational Change | |
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Political Socialization in Contemporary Russia | |
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Cultural Diversity Within Russia | |
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Interest Groups and Political Parties | |
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Interest Articulation: Statism vs. Pluralism | |
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Socialism and Bureaucratic Politics | |
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Democrats, �Reds,� and �Browns� | |
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Toward Pluralism | |
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New Sectors of Interest | |
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Interest Aggregation and the Party System: Return to a One-Party Regime? | |
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Party Families | |
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Parties and Elections | |
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Party Strategies and the Social Bases of Party Support | |
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The Future of the Party System | |
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Between State and Market | |
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The Dual Transition | |
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Stabilization | |
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Evaluating Stabilization | |
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Privatization | |
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Boom and Bust Cycles | |
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Social Conditions | |
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Politics and the Law | |
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Democratization and the Rule of Law | |
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Judicial Reform | |
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Law Enforcement | |
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The Judiciary | |
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The Constitutional Court | |
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Reforms in the Law Codes | |
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Growing Salience of International Law | |
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Obstacles to the Rule of Law | |
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Bureaucratic Rule Making | |
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Terrorism and National Security | |
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Organized Crime and Corruption | |
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Conclusion | |
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Russia and the International Community | |
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Energy as an Instrument of Power | |
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The CIS and Its Progeny | |
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The Russia-Belarus Union | |
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The Eurasian Economic Community | |
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The Collective Security Treaty Organization | |
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organization | |
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Obstacles to Regional Hegemony | |
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Russia and the International Community | |
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Index | |