Titlebook: Autocracy and Health Governance in Russia; Vlad Kravtsov Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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Providing Goods: Health Mandates and Authoritarian Performance,mational autocracy—and not the substantive policy objectives—make the implementation of health promises unlikely. Empirically, the chapter documents perpetual drug shortages, traces poorly managed transition to pharmaceutical independence, and contrasts popularity-boosting mega-projects in health against the healthcare sector reductions.

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Conclusions, Implications, and Dashed Hopes,osition of kleptocracy as the chief motivation of contemporary authoritarian regimes, the spreading neoliberal reason as the driver of failures in health provisions, the securitization approach, and the tendency to investigate the Russian case through the lens of the?numerous microscale strategies.

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Johannes Vollmer,Petra Gie?-Stüberuences Russia is institutionally different from other authoritarian states. By examining?personalized contracts and optimizing responses—with their roots in self-interested behavior—I discuss the main factors impeding the quality of all governance in the country. An essential lesson is that multiple

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Christoffer Klenk,Petra Gie?-Stüberersonalistic regimes bolstered its legitimacy by offering material inducements for non-elites. However, the low quality of mandates that support informational autocracy—and not the substantive policy objectives—make the implementation of health promises unlikely. Empirically, the chapter documents p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-40369-0nal actors to provide political value for the regime’s principals to?the detriment of impartial monitoring and oversight activities. Internal health surveillance agencies satisfied the Kremlin’s political agenda to maintain their bureaucratic powers. Meanwhile, nonstate intermediaries, coopted into

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Sportangebote sprachsensibel gestaltenir contracts with the autocratic principal. They interpret Putin’s illiberal ideological frameworks as a mandate to find and eradicate ontological threats to the country instead of eliminating public health crises. Each empirical section of this chapter delineates the sequence of events, from massiv

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Empirie: Kategorienbasierte Analyse,timistic views on the health governance outcomes in the country. The chapter also discusses four?prevalent explanatory perspectives, including the exposition of kleptocracy as the chief motivation of contemporary authoritarian regimes, the spreading neoliberal reason as the driver of failures in hea