The russian path ideas, interests, institutions, illusions /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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[S.l.] :
Ibidem Press,
2020.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Foreword: The Russian Path
- From Enigma to an Understanding
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. The Major Ideas of Russian Reforms
- Orthodox-Communist Ideas
- Reformist-Socialist Ideas
- Market-Capitalist Ideas
- National-Patriotic and Imperial Ideas
- In Lieu of Conclusions
- Chapter 2. The Process of Reforms and the Influence of Interest Groups
- The Economic Reform of Perestroika
- Yeltsin and Gaidar's Economic Reforms
- Problems of the Post-Reform Economy in Russia
- Intermediate Conclusions
- Chapter 3. The Historical Path and the Slowdown of Changes
- A Patient More Dead than Alive
- A Patient More Alive than Dead
- Not an Ordinary, but a Permanent Revolution
- The NEP in Hostile Surroundings
- Chapter 4. The Reforms of the 1990s and Modern Institutions
- The Law Enforcement System in Present-day Russia
- "Expropriation of the Expropriators" in a New Way
- The Consequences of Inefficient Institutions for Russia
- A Post-Communist Mafia State
- The Predominance of State Paternalism
- Chapter 5. Public Illusions and Russian Realities
- Illusions of the Past
- A New Era, New Illusions
- The Crimean Problem
- The Empire's "Divorce" with the Nation
- Chapter 6. Bad Governance in Russia: A Vicious Circle?
- Introduction: Russia's Greatest Rent Machine
- Bad Governance in the Making
- "Bad Governance": Why?
- The Long Arm of the Past?
- The Power Vertical as a Mechanism of Bad Governance
- Chapter 7. Policy versus Politics: Technocratic Traps of Post-Soviet Reform
- The Technocratic Trap: Dictators, "Viziers" and "Eunuchs"
- The Origins of Post-Soviet Technocracy
- Technocracy at Work: Reforms in the Crossfire
- "Borrowing" and "Cultivating" Institutions: Any Possibility of Success?
- Alternatives to Technocracy: from Bad to Worse?
- Conclusion