Post-Soviet Affairs

2013 - 2025

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Volume 34, issue 6, 2018

Millionaires and the public in Czech politics pp. 353-366

Andrew Roberts

Disciplined and undisciplined repression: illicit economies and state violence in Central Asia’s autocracies pp. 367-383

Lawrence P. Markowitz and Mariya Y. Omelicheva

Symbolic state-building in contemporary Russia pp. 384-411

Susanne Wengle and Christine Evans

Charitable giving and the future of NGOs in Russia: what can we learn from individual data? pp. 412-429

Liudmila Zasimova and Marina Kolosnitsyna

Volume 34, issue 5, 2018

Introduction: rethinking structure and agency in post-Soviet regime dynamics pp. 265-266

Vladimir Gel’man

Timing is everything: a quantitative study of presidentialist regime dynamics in Eurasia, 1992–2016 pp. 267-281

Henry E. Hale

Bringing actors back in: political choices and sources of post-Soviet regime dynamics pp. 282-296

Vladimir Gel’man

Considering the Orange legacy: patterns of political participation in the Euromaidan Revolution pp. 297-316

Regina Smyth

The structural sources of postcommunist regime trajectories pp. 317-332

Lucan Ahmad Way and Adam Casey

Running to stand still: aggressive immobility and the limits of power in Russia pp. 333-347

Samuel A. Greene

Bringing Kitschelt back in: a comment on “Rethinking Structure and Agency in Post-Soviet Regime Dynamics” pp. 348-352

Timothy Frye

Volume 34, issue 4, 2018

The logic of competitive influence-seeking: Russia, Ukraine, and the conflict in Donbas pp. 191-212

Tatyana Malyarenko and Stefan Wolff

Broadcasting agitainment: a new media strategy of Putin’s third presidency pp. 213-227

Vera Tolz and Yuri Teper

Spirituality and anti-Western rhetoric in Uzbekistan in the early 2000s: the consequences of international misrecognition pp. 228-245

Bernardo Teles Fazendeiro

Presidential activism and government termination in dual-executive Ukraine pp. 246-261

Serhiy Kudelia

Property rights in post-Soviet Russia: violence, corruption, and the demand for law pp. 262-263

Scott Gehlbach

Volume 34, issue 2-3, 2018

Studying identity in Ukraine pp. 79-83

Olga Onuch, Henry E. Hale and Gwendolyn Sasse

Capturing ethnicity: the case of Ukraine pp. 84-106

Olga Onuch and Henry E. Hale

Identity and political preferences in Ukraine – before and after the Euromaidan pp. 107-118

Grigore Pop-Eleches and Graeme B. Robertson

Shedding Russianness, recasting Ukrainianness: the post-Euromaidan dynamics of ethnonational identifications in Ukraine pp. 119-138

Volodymyr Kulyk

War and identity: the case of the Donbas in Ukraine pp. 139-157

Gwendolyn Sasse and Alice Lackner

Who supported separatism in Donbas? Ethnicity and popular opinion at the start of the Ukraine crisis pp. 158-178

Elise Giuliano

Understanding identity in Ukraine – and elsewhere pp. 179-182

Lowell W. Barrington

Towards new horizons in the study of identities in Ukraine pp. 183-185

Oxana Shevel

How Ukraine has become more Ukrainian pp. 186-189

Dominique Arel

Volume 34, issue 1, 2018

Labor market integration of returned educational migrants in Turkmenistan pp. 1-16

Erin Trouth Hofmann

Law clerks as an instrument of court–government accommodation under autocracy: the case of the Russian Constitutional Court pp. 17-34

Ivan S. Grigoriev

The target strikes back: explaining countersanctions and Russia’s strategy of differentiated retaliation pp. 35-54

Masha Hedberg

Understanding Russia’s energy turn to China: domestic narratives and national identity priorities pp. 55-77

Morena Skalamera

Volume 33, issue 6, 2017

Gender and local executive office in regional Russia: the party of power as a vehicle for women’s empowerment? pp. 431-451

Olga A. Avdeyeva, Dekabrina M. Vinokurova and Alexandr A. Kugaevsky

Diminishing returns: Russia’s participation in the World Trade Organization pp. 452-471

Pamela A. Jordan

The institutionalization of relative advantage: formal institutions, subconstitutional presidential powers, and the rise of authoritarian politics in Russia, 1994–2012 pp. 472-495

Fabian Burkhardt

Russian defense spending after 2010: the interplay of personal, domestic, and foreign policy interests pp. 496-510

Una Hakvåg

Volume 33, issue 5, 2017

Russia’s energy relations in Southeastern Europe: an analysis of motives in Bulgaria and Greece pp. 335-355

Martin Jirušek, Tomáš Vlček and James Henderson

Testing for sources of electoral competition under authoritarianism: an analysis of Russia’s gubernatorial elections pp. 356-369

Yana Gorokhovskaia

Stavropol as “Russia’s Kosovo”? Nationalist mobilization and public response in a Russian region pp. 370-388

Helge Blakkisrud and Pål Kolstø

Putting the pieces together: 40 years of fertility trends across 19 post-socialist countries pp. 389-410

Sunnee Billingsley and Aija Duntava

Social capital and support for the welfare state in Russia pp. 411-429

Ekaterina Borisova, Andrei Govorun and Denis Ivanov

Volume 33, issue 4, 2017

Does everyday corruption affect how Russians view their political leadership? pp. 255-275

William M. Reisinger, Marina Zaloznaya and Vicki L. Hesli Claypool

Contested policymaking in Russia: industry, environment, and the “best available technology” debate pp. 276-297

Ellen Martus

Majoritarian values and women’s rights: police and judicial behavior in Tajikistan and Azerbaijan pp. 298-312

Sophia Wilson

Business-government cooperation in VET: a Russian experiment with dual education pp. 313-333

Thomas F. Remington

Volume 33, issue 3, 2017

Reforming sacred institutions: the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Roman Catholic Church compared pp. 177-199

George W. Breslauer

Securitizing “spiritual-moral values” in Russia pp. 200-216

Jardar Østbø

Russia’s idea of the multipolar world order: origins and main dimensions pp. 217-234

Elena Chebankova

New shop owners in old buildings: spatial politics of the apparel industry in Kyrgyzstan pp. 235-253

Regine A. Spector and Aisalkyn Botoeva

Volume 33, issue 2, 2017

Does electoral fraud spread? The expansion of electoral manipulation in Russia pp. 85-99

Robert G. Moser and Allison C. White

Fabricating votes for Putin: new tests of fraud and electoral manipulations from Russia pp. 100-123

Rodion Skovoroda and Tomila Lankina

The rise and fall of “Novorossiya”: examining support for a separatist geopolitical imaginary in southeast Ukraine pp. 124-144

John O’Loughlin, Gerard Toal and Vladimir Kolosov

Testing Duvergerʼs law: strategic voting in Mongolian elections, 1996–2004 pp. 145-160

Pavel Maškarinec

The politics of federal transfers in Putin’s Russia: regional competition, lobbying, and federal priorities pp. 161-175

Gulnaz Sharafutdinova and Rostislav Turovsky

Volume 33, issue 1, 2017

Is Putin’s popularity real? pp. 1-15

Timothy Frye, Scott Gehlbach, Kyle L. Marquardt and Ora John Reuter

Internet control through ownership: the case of Russia pp. 16-33

Carolina Vendil Pallin

The loyal editor effect: Russian online journalism after independence pp. 34-48

Rolf Fredheim

Perception of risks associated with economic sanctions: the case of Russian manufacturing pp. 49-62

Victoria Golikova and Boris Kuznetsov

Russia’s economic policy in 2015–2016: the imperative of structural reform pp. 63-83

Vladimir Mau