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On the municipal reform, investment plans and others
Why is the Russian government planning to drag out the implementation of an upcoming reform of municipal self-governance? And does it matter? And why is it difficult to take the Kremlin’s infrastructure development plans at face value? Below I am … Continue reading
Posted in Dispatches, Policies
Tagged belgorod, economy, far_east, governors, infrastructure, komi, krasnoyarsk, migrants, municipal_reform, regions, samara, shoigu, tomsk, tuva, yakutsk
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A mayor issue
The issue of direct mayoral elections and of local representative democracy in general is triggering protest movements and referendum initiatives in several Russian regions. This is partly due to national and regional politics becoming less and less pluralistic. However, the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Society
Tagged altai, buryatia, chelyabinsk, cities, environment, governors, karelia, kirienko, komi, mayors, novosibirsk, omsk, protests, public_administration, regions, smolensk, tomsk, utilities, yakutia
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No country for old politics
March has seen the start of this year’s spring “gubernatoropad” (“the season of falling governors”) in Russia with the dismissal of (as of this writing) two governors. While ongoing rumors and some recent investigations indicate that there could be more … Continue reading
Low on capacity
As timelines in Russia’s war against Ukraine are shifting, the war has highlighted Russia’s low state capacity. Military mobilization and the state’s reply to the economic disruptions created by the war offer two recent examples. This will become a much … Continue reading
Political QR
The ongoing debate about the introduction of country-wide vaccination passes is turning into a case study of the weaknesses of Russia’s emerging digital authoritarianism and public power in general.
Three tales from the regions
In Ernest Hemingway’s novel, “The Sun Also Rises”, a character, Mike is asked how he went bankrupt. He answers: “Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” This is also how political change often happens. Small-scale, incremental changes that go unnoticed prepare the ground for something … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Society
Tagged chelyabinsk, dagestan, duma_election, electoral_reform, komi, local_elections, minnikhanov, navalny, primorye, protests, regions, tatarstan, united_russia
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