The Limits of Russian Democratisation: Emergency Powers and States of Emergency (BASEES/Routledge Series on Russian and East European Studies)
In The Limits of Russian Democratisation, Alexander Domrin investigates how emergency powers and states of emergency hinder Russia's democratic evolution. Part of the BASEES/Routledge Series, it examines the interplay between legal frameworks and political realities in post-Soviet Russia, highlighting persistent obstacles to full democratization.
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The Limits of Russian Democratisation delves into the challenges of establishing democratic governance in Russia, focusing on the role of emergency powers and states of emergency.
Drawing from the BASEES/Routledge Series on Russian and East European Studies, the book analyzes how these legal and political tools have shaped the country's transition from authoritarianism.
Author Alexander Domrin provides insights into the institutional barriers that limit democratic progress, offering a critical perspective on Russia's political landscape.
This work contributes to broader discussions on democratization processes in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.
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