This thesis explores the themes and tropes of democracy that appear in Russian Presidents\u27 Federal Assembly Addresses from 2008-2013. Based on its analysis of these important political texts, the thesis argues that Presidents Medvedev and Putin\u27s democratic discourse places more value on economic security as a marker of citizens\u27 ability to participate in society than on Western liberal values such as free speech, fair elections, etc. Additionally, the thesis suggests that this conception of democracy as a regime defined by the values of economic security and socio-political stability is fueled by a sense of nostalgia for the Soviet era
Russia was under Soviet rule for over seventy years until the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Mikhai...
There is a strong sentiment in Western political science literature that Russia as a state is nondem...
After the collapse of Soviet Union, Russian government proclaimed democratization of the whole educa...
This dissertation tests the explanatory power of two competing theories of democratic development an...
This thesis examines the present day nature of Russian political and economic developments. The argu...
When the Soviet Union dissolved nearly twenty years ago, the West not only watched closely, but acti...
Two terms of Putin’s presidency set in motion a dichotomous trend of growth and stability, on the on...
This thesis uses historical and qualitative content analysis to understand the role that civic educa...
A central issue in the study of democratic transitions is the extent to which values in emerging dem...
This bachelor's thesis " The rule of president Putin - the journey towards sovereign democracy" anal...
My dissertation makes the case that learning from and critically engaging with lay political thinkin...
Academic and policy interest in Russia\u27s democratic decline and its corresponding resurgence as a...
Doubts about building a stable democracy in Russia are usually associated with the peculiarities of ...
The author explores the reasons for the development of authoritarian tendencies in mass political co...
This article discusses the problems of democratic values implementation in the Russian hybrid regime...
Russia was under Soviet rule for over seventy years until the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Mikhai...
There is a strong sentiment in Western political science literature that Russia as a state is nondem...
After the collapse of Soviet Union, Russian government proclaimed democratization of the whole educa...
This dissertation tests the explanatory power of two competing theories of democratic development an...
This thesis examines the present day nature of Russian political and economic developments. The argu...
When the Soviet Union dissolved nearly twenty years ago, the West not only watched closely, but acti...
Two terms of Putin’s presidency set in motion a dichotomous trend of growth and stability, on the on...
This thesis uses historical and qualitative content analysis to understand the role that civic educa...
A central issue in the study of democratic transitions is the extent to which values in emerging dem...
This bachelor's thesis " The rule of president Putin - the journey towards sovereign democracy" anal...
My dissertation makes the case that learning from and critically engaging with lay political thinkin...
Academic and policy interest in Russia\u27s democratic decline and its corresponding resurgence as a...
Doubts about building a stable democracy in Russia are usually associated with the peculiarities of ...
The author explores the reasons for the development of authoritarian tendencies in mass political co...
This article discusses the problems of democratic values implementation in the Russian hybrid regime...
Russia was under Soviet rule for over seventy years until the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Mikhai...
There is a strong sentiment in Western political science literature that Russia as a state is nondem...
After the collapse of Soviet Union, Russian government proclaimed democratization of the whole educa...