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Authoritarian Electoral Engineering and its Limits: A Curious Case of the Imperiali Highest Averages Method in Russia

Grigorii V. GolosovEuropean University at St Petersburg
Pages 1611-1628 | Published online: 11 Nov 2014

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Mikhail Turchenko. (2020) Electoral Engineering in the Russian Regions (2003–2017). Europe-Asia Studies 72:1, pages 80-98.
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Grigorii V. Golosov. (2017) Legislative Turnover and Executive Control in Russia’s Regions (2003–2014). Europe-Asia Studies 69:4, pages 553-570.
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Grigorii V. Golosov. (2016) The September 2015 Regional Elections in Russia: A Rehearsal for Next Year's National Legislative Races. Regional & Federal Studies 26:2, pages 255-268.
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Grigorii V. Golosov & Mikhail Turchenko. (2021) Countering the “Sweep Effect”. Communist and Post-Communist Studies 54:1-2, pages 66-82.
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D. Pastarmadzhieva. (2020) ELECTORAL SYSTEMS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EU MEMBER STATES: AN EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE. Trakia Journal of Sciences 18:Suppl.1, pages 467-472.
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Cameron Ross. (2018) Regional elections in Russia: instruments of authoritarian legitimacy or instability?. Palgrave Communications 4:1.
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Derek S. Hutcheson & Arjan H. Schakel. 2017. Regional and National Elections in Eastern Europe. Regional and National Elections in Eastern Europe 177 206 .

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