Traditions of Russian Power: Robust Stability or Non-Alternative Predetermination?
Keywords:
power efficiency, political traditions, methods of governance, political actors, "facade" democracyAbstract
The article analyses various aspects of Russian political power functioning through the prism of political traditions. Russian power is considered as the main political actor and innovator that consciously does not allow other actors to govern the country, thereby creating and strengthening the traditions of intransigence and absence of a dialogue between potential participants of the political process. As a result, the civil society and its institutions have not historically developed the capacity for political independenceDOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17072/2218-1067-2015-3-104-115References
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