Russia's capitalist revolution: why market reform succeeded and democracy failed

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Russia and Soviet political economy Soviet and Russian History Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition

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Introduction: A Great Transformation 1: Perestroika: The Great Awakening, 1985-87 2: The Collapse, 1988-91 3: Revolution, 1991-93 4: Rise and Fall of the Red Directors, 1993-95 5: The Oligarchy, 1996-98 6: Post-Revolutionary Stabilization, 1999-2003 7: Authoritarianism and Recentralization, 2004-07 8: Conclusions and Policy Lessons.

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