In the Russian regional elections on 8 September 2019, the ruling party United Russia managed to largely hold on its control over state assemblies and governorships. Even in Moscow, where United Russia was significantly weakened, there was no liberal breakthrough. But the elections did not solve any of the inherent political and social tensions - it only made them more visible. Thus, protest potential is going to remain high, which will likely cause the regime to become even more repressive
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The paper identifies and analyses the acts of electoral violence that occurred during the 2011 parli...
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After an eight year pause, gubernatorial elections returned to Russia in 2012. Formerly appointed go...
What has the impact of the crisis in Crimea been on Vladimir Putin’s domestic political situation? L...
The allegations of electoral manipulation surrounding Russia's parliamentary election of December 20...
Russia postponed its national vote on constitutional changes to July 1, 2020. Due to restrictions on...
The dynamics of the domestic political situation in Russia in 2021 was determined by the authorities...
Putin’s United Russia party emerged as the absolute winner of the 18 September parliamentary electio...
Fifteen Russian regions and annexed Sevastopol elected new governors on 10 September 2017. The proce...
On 18 March 2018, Vladimir Putin was reelected for a fourth term as president of Russia, receiving 7...
This study examines three rounds of regional assembly and gubernatorial elections in Russia which to...
The progressive decline in living standards in Belarus and the authorities' dismissive attitude towa...
Since being named acting president of Russia in 1999, Vladimir Putin has gone from a little-known ex...
The paper identifies and analyses the acts of electoral violence that occurred during the 2011 parli...
The paper identifies and analyses the acts of electoral violence that occurred during the 2011 parli...
In December 2020, President Vladimir Putin signed a package of laws tightening regulations on non-go...
It is unlikely that the smoothly functioning, orderly semi-authoritarian regime which we saw in Russ...
After an eight year pause, gubernatorial elections returned to Russia in 2012. Formerly appointed go...
What has the impact of the crisis in Crimea been on Vladimir Putin’s domestic political situation? L...
The allegations of electoral manipulation surrounding Russia's parliamentary election of December 20...