Democratization in Russia and the Global Financial Crisis

White, Stephen; McAllister, Ian

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Democratization in Russia and the Global Financial Crisis

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2011

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White, Stephen

McAllister, Ian

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Frank Cass & Co Ltd

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In principle, new democracies should be at greater risk from economic crisis than established ones. And without a popular reservoir of good will for democracy, and in the absence of an electorate that has had extended experience of distinguishing between

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Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics

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10.1080/13523279.2011.595159

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