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Medushevskii, A.N
Demokratiia i Avtoritarizm
Rossiiskii Konstitutsionalizm v Sravnitelnoi Perspektive
[ Democracy and authoritarianism : Russian constitutionalism in comparative perspective]

Moscow:  ROSSPEN, 1998
655 p
Serie: Politiologiia Rossii
Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm
ISBN: 5860041659
Language: Russian
The main subject of this book is constitutionalism in the world and in Russian history. The author analyzes the Russian experience of parliamentarianism and constitutionalism in the 19th-20th centuries, and compares it with the corresponding European experience, especially the problem of transition from an authoritarian political system to a democratic one. Much attention is paid to constitutional reforms, the institution of President, and potential conflict among the three major components of the Russian political system: The State Duma, the executive branch, and the president. Name index. Bibliography.
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