Is Putin vulnerable? One autocracy in Russia may lead to another.
Here’s what we know about how autocratic regimes die.
Many Russians aren’t protesting against Putin — they want his help
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The best way to demoralize the opposition in Russia? Beat them in a fair election
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Why do leaders manipulate (or not) elections? Revisiting the 2013 Moscow mayoral elections.
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Moscow Mayoral Election: The Risks of Using “Relatively” Free Elections to Gain Legitimacy
The following is a guest post from Columbia University political
Moscow Mayoral Election: Results from Exit Polls Look Like Numbers that Can Provoke Protest in National Elections
I wanted to make a quick initial observation about today's
Political Communication and Repression in Russia – Or What Do Alexei Navalny and Mitt Romney Have in Common?
The following is a guest post from political scientists Graeme