Michael Waller is Professor Emeritus from the School of Politics, International Relations and the Environment (SPIRE) at Keele University

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• IntroductionPART I. FROM SOVIET UNION TO RUSSIAN FEDERATION1. The transition from communism in RussiaPART II. THE STATE2. The presidency3. The government4. Governing the regions5. Internal security and defence6. The state and the lawPART III. PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION7. The federal assembly8. Elections 9. Political partiesPART. IV INTERESTS, SOCIAL ISSUES AND THE MEDIA10. Groups and interests11. The politics of economic reform12. Information and the media13. Social issuesPART V. THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION14. Russia and the worldConclusion

Michael Waller is Professor Emeritus from the School of Politics, International Relations and the Environment (SPIRE) at Keele University

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• IntroductionPART I. FROM SOVIET UNION TO RUSSIAN FEDERATION1. The transition from communism in RussiaPART II. THE STATE2. The presidency3. The government4. Governing the regions5. Internal security and defence6. The state and the lawPART III. PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION7. The federal assembly8. Elections 9. Political partiesPART. IV INTERESTS, SOCIAL ISSUES AND THE MEDIA10. Groups and interests11. The politics of economic reform12. Information and the media13. Social issuesPART V. THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION14. Russia and the worldConclusion

Michael Waller is Professor Emeritus from the School of Politics, International Relations and the Environment (SPIRE) at Keele University

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• IntroductionPART I. FROM SOVIET UNION TO RUSSIAN FEDERATION1. The transition from communism in RussiaPART II. THE STATE2. The presidency3. The government4. Governing the regions5. Internal security and defence6. The state and the lawPART III. PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION7. The federal assembly8. Elections 9. Political partiesPART. IV INTERESTS, SOCIAL ISSUES AND THE MEDIA10. Groups and interests11. The politics of economic reform12. Information and the media13. Social issuesPART V. THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION14. Russia and the worldConclusion