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| Preface | |
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| Rebuilding Russia | |
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| Four Domains of Change | |
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| State Structure: From Soviet Union to Russian Federation | |
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| Toward Democratic Government | |
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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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| The Soviet Regime Before Gorbachev | |
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| Political Institutions of the Transition Period: Demise of the USSR | |
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| Russia and the Post-Soviet Constitutional Order | |
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| Institutions of the Transition Period: Russia | |
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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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| The Constitutional Court | |
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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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| The Dynamics of Political Culture | |
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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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| Cultural Diversity Within Russia | |
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| Interest Groups and Political Parties | |
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| Interest Articulation: From Statism to Pluralism | |
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| Socialism and the Doctrine of "Nonantagonistic Interests" | |
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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: Toward a Multiparty System | |
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| Party Ideologies | |
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| Party Strategies and the Social Bases of Party Support | |
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| Party Fragmentation or Consolidation? | |
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| The Politics of Economic Reform | |
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| The Dual Transition | |
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| Stabilization | |
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| Privatization | |
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| Economic Reform and Public Institutions | |
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| Economy and Society | |
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| Toward the Primacy of Law | |
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| The Law-Governed State | |
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| Judicial Reform | |
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| The Procuracy | |
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| The Judiciary | |
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| The Constitutional Court | |
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| The Advocates | |
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| Statutory Reforms | |
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| Obstacles to the Primacy of Law | |
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| The Continuing Power of the State Security Agencies | |
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| Sublegal Administrative Acts | |
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| Executive Discretion | |
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| Crime and Corruption | |
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| Government Corruption | |
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| Lax Budgetary Practices | |
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| Whither Russia? | |
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| Interpreting Russian History | |
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| Democratic Transition | |
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| Postcommunist Regimes and Global Challenges | |
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| National Identity and Political Choice | |
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| Does Democracy Matter? | |
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| Defining Democracy | |
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| The Role of Expectations | |
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| Index | |