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Original Article

Special Characteristics of the Post-Soviet Political Regime

Emil Pain National Research University Higher School of Economics
Pages 41-68 | Published online: 08 Dec 2014
 
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Abstract

The authoritarian regime that emerged in Russia in the 2000s following a reverse wave of de-democratization remains distinct from totalitarianism and can best be described in terms of atomization, traditionalism without traditions, and patrimonialism.

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