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Nationalism and the Transition to Democracy: The Post-Soviet Experience
Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization, 2006The political trajectories of the post-Soviet states are varied, with democracy being the outcome in only a minority of these countries. The differ- ent outcomes are striking, given the similarity of starting points. The key to under- standing a democratic outcome lies in the different relationships between old regime elites and civil society-based ...
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Post-Communist and Post-Soviet Legislatures: Beyond Transition
The Journal of Legislative Studies, 2007Legislatures exist in most countries, but there has been relatively little examination of how they come into being and contribute to the development of a stable polity. The emergence of new democracies in Central and Eastern Europe creates an unrivalled opportunity to examine the transition of legislatures from non-democratic to democratic regimes ...
Philip Norton, David M. Olson
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German and American Assistance to the Post-Soviet Transition
, 2020P. Dombrowski
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Post-Soviet Civilizational Transit in Central Asia
Russia & World: Sc. DialogueThe relationship between politics and history is becoming complex and tense in the former Soviet republics of Central Asia. The history of the countries and peoples of the region becomes the subject of an intense ideological struggle, during which Soviet historiography is partially, and sometimes completely, rejected, and new ideological myths are ...
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Transit and barrier identities in the post-Soviet space
Sociopolitical SciencesGeopolitical tensions in the world necessitate the search for tools to build effective cross-country dialogue. The identity of the peoples inhabiting the post-Soviet space provides a rich material for the study of domestic and foreign policy strategies aimed at strengthening sovereignty, building national self-awareness, and resolving geopolitical ...
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Entrepreneurial transition in post‐soviet republics: The Estonian path
Europe-Asia Studies, 1996THE FORMER SOVIET REPUBLICS are striving for a common goal-the transition from a planned economy to a market economy-but following quite different paths. These paths have been affected not only by the political decisions but, more fundamentally, by the economic resources as well as various social and cultural factors of each country.1 Although the ...
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The “Forgotten Lands”: An Institutional Analysis of Post-Soviet Transitions
Journal of Economic Issues, 2018This article provides an institutional critique of the analysis of the post-Soviet transition. It seeks to demonstrate that (i) an absence of a thorough institutional analysis, (ii) unrealistic mar...
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