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Kyrgyzstan 25 Years after the Collapse of the USSR

... powers democratically and not by way of revolutionary actions. At the same time, the 2017 presidential campaign became the key test for transforming the system. On the eve of the campaign, the country once again faced a choice of opposing elements: democracy versus authoritarianism, parliamentary republicanism versus presidential republicanism, and the interchangeability of power versus effective governance. 1 . Knyazev A. A. Directions and Paradigms of Kyrgyz Independence (Sketches in Post-Soviet History). Bishkek,...

12.09.2017

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From Authoritarianism to Democracy? The Future of Political Regimes

... success of the market transition. These postulates are continuously debated in political science. But at the level of practical politics, their Golden Age came during the third wave of democratization, mostly understood to mean the transition from authoritarianism to democracy in Central and East European post-communist countries which began during perestroika in the USSR and became irreversible after its collapse. But the third wave later froze in the post-Soviet space. Attempts to democratize the Greater Middle ...

25.10.2016

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