September 1999, 59 pp. In English
This essay is a description of the current structure of power in Russia. The authors set out to highlight the major contradictions and paradoxes of Russia’s post-communist system of government. They conclude that the inherent contradictions of an "elected monarchy" make this system unsustainable, and that delay in its reform only increases the danger of a turn toward authoritarianism.
Book of the Programs:
Russian Domestic Politics and Political Institutions