Suing Russia at Home

Alexei Trochev

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Law, Economics, and Judicial Systems Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia

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Despite Russia's turn away from democracy and deep cynicism about the judiciary, Russians are suing government officials with increasing frequency, and they often win. The regime tolerates this situation because it has opposing priorities: to ensure social harmony while rewarding bureaucratic loyalty.

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