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Democracy, Authoritarianism, and Ministerial Selection in Russia: How Presidential Preferences Shape Technocratic Cabinets

Petra Schleiter
Pages 31-55 | Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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Martin Kragh & Andreas Umland. (2023) Putinism beyond Putin: the political ideas of Nikolai Patrushev and Sergei Naryshkin in 2006–20. Post-Soviet Affairs 39:5, pages 366-389.
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Andrea Carboni. (2023) Non-party ministers and technocrats in post-revolutionary Tunisia. The Journal of North African Studies 28:1, pages 151-178.
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Anton Shirikov. (2022) Who gets ahead in authoritarian parliaments? The case of the Russian state duma. The Journal of Legislative Studies 28:4, pages 554-577.
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Alexander Demin, Alexander Libman & Laura Eras. (2019) Post-socialist transition, authoritarian consolidation and social origin of political elites: the case of Russian regional governors. Eurasian Geography and Economics 60:3, pages 257-283.
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Fabian Burkhardt. (2017) The institutionalization of relative advantage: formal institutions, subconstitutional presidential powers, and the rise of authoritarian politics in Russia, 1994–2012. Post-Soviet Affairs 33:6, pages 472-495.
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Stephen Fortescue. (2016) Russia's “turn to the east”: a study in policy making. Post-Soviet Affairs 32:5, pages 423-454.
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Mihail Chiru & Zsolt Enyedi. (2021) Who wants technocrats? A comparative study of citizen attitudes in nine young and consolidated democracies. The British Journal of Politics and International Relations 24:1, pages 95-112.
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JACOB NYRUP & STUART BRAMWELL. (2020) Who Governs? A New Global Dataset on Members of Cabinets. American Political Science Review 114:4, pages 1366-1374.
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Ben Noble. (2018) Authoritarian Amendments: Legislative Institutions as Intraexecutive Constraints in Post-Soviet Russia. Comparative Political Studies 53:9, pages 1417-1454.
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Miloš Brunclík & Michal Parízek. (2018) When are technocratic cabinets formed?. Comparative European Politics 17:5, pages 759-777.
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Adlai Newson & Francesco Trebbi. (2018) Authoritarian elites. Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d'économique 51:4, pages 1088-1117.
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Paul Chaisty & Svitlana Chernykh. (2017) How Do Minority Presidents Manage Multiparty Coalitions? Identifying and Analyzing the Payoffs to Coalition Parties in Presidential Systems. Political Research Quarterly 70:4, pages 762-777.
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Miloš Brunclík. (2016) Three Technocratic Cabinets in the Czech Republic: A Symptom of Party Failure?. Politics in Central Europe 12:2, pages 7-28.
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Adlai Newson & Francesco Trebbi. (2018) Authoritarian Elites. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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