Titlebook: Developments in Russian and Post-Soviet Politics; Stephen White (Professor and Head),Alex Pravda (Fe Textbook 1994Latest edition Macmillan

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Russia, Communism, Democracyoomed modernisation? Or is a democratic, open, and liberal Russia at last on the agenda and a realistic (or desirable) prospect? Can the apparently universal principles of modernity and modern civilisation be applied without destroying the distinctive character of Russia and its people?

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Sonali Nag,Balambigai Narayananthe forging of new institutional arrangements, and the delination of new political rules governing the actions of policy-makers. This has been true both in Moscow and in the regions. Russia and other states of the former Soviet Union have been in the midst of fundamental socioeconomic change as new