Public Opinion and Regime Change: The New Politics of Post-Soviet Societies

James R. Millar · Arthur H. Miller · William M. Reisinger · Vicki L Hesli

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This is a report of the first joint, large-scale US-Soviet studies of public opinion to employ Western standards and methods of survey research. These studies shed light on deep-seated and continuing problems of institutional legitamacy, widespread economic discontent and surging nationalism, providing insight into the downfall of the USSR and the challenges now facing the former Soviet republics.

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