Postponed and/or failed democratizations: why and how?

Postponed and/or failed democratizations: why and how?


Melville A.Yu.,

Dr. Sci. (Philos.), Professor, Distinguished Scholar of Russia, Distinguished Professor, Academic Supervisor of the Faculty of Social Science, HSE University, Moscow, Russia, amelville@hse.ru


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Rubric: Personalia

For citation:

Melville A.Yu. Postponed and/or failed democratizations: why and how? – Polis. Political Studies. 2010. No. 4



Abstract

In his lecture laureate of Rokkanina prize newly established in Russia highlights a programme of regime transformation studies. The programme focuses on the quality of regimes consolidated in recent years and decades. Melville suggests new approaches to accounting structure/agency interaction within political development.


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