The article seeks to answer to the question: what defined people’s choice when they voted for the first time, in 1994, Aleksandr Lukashenko into office. While agreeing that there is a significant amount of research on this topic, the author aims to illuminate what exactly helped the electorate to navigate and choose between the nearly identical promises of social justice and well-being, which were made by all six candidates for the presidency in 1994. Correspondingly, the article explores key-texts created in the first years of the country’s independence (between 1991 and 1994) by the Belarusian Popular Front and its leader Zianon Paz’niak and by (and on behalf of)Aleksand Lukashenko, to date the only Belarusian President. As a result, an e...
The objective of the article is to identify and analyse the main movements that shaped the national ...
Since the beginning of Alexander Lukashenko’s presidency, the Belarusian authorities’ attitude towar...
Public space of the post-communist Belarus can be viewed as a public and cultural space, where the “...
In August 2020, the presidential election took place in Belarus, followed by unprecedented mass prot...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Belarus became an independent state in December 1991 on the dissolution of the USSR; and it became a...
The purpose of the paper is to study whether there are any democratic tendencies in Belarus. The que...
While in some Eastern European countries a wave of colored revolutions challenged existing political...
Belarus became an independent state in December 1991 with the dissolution of the USSR, and a preside...
The presidential election held on 9 August 2020 and the subsequent popular mobilization marked the e...
Belarus is getting rid of the post-totalitarian features of the political regime, while retaining th...
The paper examines the political economy taking place in Belarus since the mid-1990s in the context ...
The objective of the article is to identify and analyse the main movements that shaped the national ...
Since the beginning of Alexander Lukashenko’s presidency, the Belarusian authorities’ attitude towar...
Public space of the post-communist Belarus can be viewed as a public and cultural space, where the “...
In August 2020, the presidential election took place in Belarus, followed by unprecedented mass prot...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Alexander Lukashenko assumed power in 2004, having won the first democratic presidential elections i...
Belarus became an independent state in December 1991 on the dissolution of the USSR; and it became a...
The purpose of the paper is to study whether there are any democratic tendencies in Belarus. The que...
While in some Eastern European countries a wave of colored revolutions challenged existing political...
Belarus became an independent state in December 1991 with the dissolution of the USSR, and a preside...
The presidential election held on 9 August 2020 and the subsequent popular mobilization marked the e...
Belarus is getting rid of the post-totalitarian features of the political regime, while retaining th...
The paper examines the political economy taking place in Belarus since the mid-1990s in the context ...
The objective of the article is to identify and analyse the main movements that shaped the national ...
Since the beginning of Alexander Lukashenko’s presidency, the Belarusian authorities’ attitude towar...
Public space of the post-communist Belarus can be viewed as a public and cultural space, where the “...