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How Russians understand the new Russia: consolidation and contestation
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How Russians understand the new Russia: consolidation and contestation

Chaisty, Paul;Whitefield, Stephen • 2025

History;Political Science | History / Russia / Post-Soviet;Political Science / Comparative Politics;Political Science / History & Theory;Political Science / World / Russian & Soviet | DK508.95

SubjectHistory / Russia / Post-Soviet;Political Science / Comparative Politics;Political Science / History & Theory;Political Science / World / Russian & Soviet
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ProviderPrinceton University Press (PUP)
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Author / CreatorChaisty, Paul;Whitefield, Stephen
Publisher / ProviderPrinceton University Press (PUP)
Resource TypeE-Book
Access TypeOpen Access
Subject AreaHistory / Russia / Post-Soviet;Political Science / Comparative Politics;Political Science / History & Theory;Political Science / World / Russian & Soviet
FormateBook
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2025
Copyright Year2025
ISBN / ISSN9.78069E+12
DDC / Classification947.7408
Recommended AudienceGeneral / adult;Professional and scholarly;Tertiary education
Date Added2026-08-04 00:01:07
Updated Date2026-08-04 00:01:07

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Chaisty, P. & Whitefield, S. (2025). How Russians understand the new Russia: consolidation and contestation. Publisher not indicated. https://portal.igpublish.com/iglibrary/search/PUPB0010001.html

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