Crises in the post-soviet space from the dissolution of the Soviet Union to the conflict in Ukraine / edited by Felix Jaitner, Tina Olteanu and Tobias Sp©œri.

Other author Jaitner, Felix, 1986-
Other author Olteanu, Tina.
Other author Sp©œri, Tobias.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoLondon ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2018.
Descriptionxix, 270 pages ; 24 cm.
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SeriesPost-Soviet politics
Contents Contents -- List of figures and tables -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Crises in the post-soviet space from the dissolution of the soviet union to an area of 'intersecting crises phenomena'? -- Mapping post-soviet crises -- The dissolution of the soviet union and its consequences -- Divergent social and economic consequences of transformation in post-communist states -- Divergent political-economic trajectories: russia, ukraine, belarus -- : crises of belongings -- Creating the history of the future: russian historical memory in the era of the ukrainian crisis -- Ukraine: the dynamics of cross-cutting cleavages during quadruple transition -- Ethnic divides in the baltic states: political orientations after the russian-ukrainian crisis -- Crises of resource accumulation -- Stability's end: the political economy of russia's intersecting crises since 2009 -- The making of ukraine's multilevel crisis: transnational capitalism, neoliberal kleptocrats, and dispossession -- Ukraine's frozen transformation. state capture, nationalising policies and shifting geopolitics -- Decline of the demos: latvia, the face of new europe and austerity's return -- Crises of political power -- Chechnya: a study of a post-soviet conflict -- Azerbaijan between post-socialist crisis and fragile stability -- Kazakhstan's political and economic development and the role of the ruling elites -- Conclusion: the ukraine conflict as a result of post-soviet crises development -- Index.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2018001254
ISBN9780815377245 (hardback)
ISBNebook

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