Vladimir Putin’s Russia: Turning towards the Past? (notice n° 528970)

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Personal name Shevtsova, Lilia
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Title Vladimir Putin’s Russia: Turning towards the Past?
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Summary, etc. The latest developments in Russia – the crack down on independent media, the attack on Mikhail Khodorkovsky who built the most profitable and most transparent companies in Russia, and finally the results of the December 2003 Duma elections which brought about the disappearance from the Douma of liberal democratic parties – all demonstrate that post-communist Russia is settling in for a long, grey period of semiauthoritarian rule. This essay outlines the evolution of Vladimir Putin’s regime, his attitud toward Yeltsin’s legacy, his perception of his own mission and his strategic agenda for Russia. The author’s goal is to demonstrate that Putin’s regime within the Russian historical context is yet another version of personified, monolithic, traditional power. How is Putin going to reconcile his two opposite sides – that of economic reformer and pro-Western leader – and democratic backslider? How sustainable is his pro-Western choice? What does Russia have in store during Putin’s second presidency – these are the questions raised in this essay.
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Personal name Lomidzé, Svetlana
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Note Politique étrangère | Special Issue | 5 | 2008-01-16 | p. 75-88 | 0032-342X
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