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Postcommunist Civil Society And The Soviet Legacy Challenges Of Democratisation And Reform In The Caucasus Huseyn Aliyev

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Postcommunist Civil Society And The Soviet Legacy Challenges Of Democratisation And Reform In The Caucasus Huseyn Aliyev
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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.95 MB
Author: Huseyn Aliyev
ISBN: 9781137489142, 1137489146
Language: English
Year: 2015

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Postcommunist Civil Society And The Soviet Legacy Challenges Of Democratisation And Reform In The Caucasus Huseyn Aliyev by Huseyn Aliyev 9781137489142, 1137489146 instant download after payment.

This book examines the relationship between the weakness of civil society and the legacy of Soviet public and private spheres in the post-Soviet Caucasus.
Starting from the assumption that an analysis of 'civic traditions' of formal and informal civil associations inherited from the Soviet period can provide explanations as to why the present-day civil sector is weak, this study looks at the significance of the former regime's legacy for contemporary civic institutions.
It conducts an in-depth examination of both Soviet and post-communist formal and informal civic associations, offering fresh insights into our understanding of Soviet civic legacy and of how and why 'civic traditions' continue.
The findings of this study emphasise, among others, that the precursor regime's institutional norms and individual attitudes can have long-lasting effects not only in particular countries but also on a transnational scale.

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