Causes of Post-Mobilization Leadership Change and Continuity
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Causes of Post-Mobilization Leadership Change and Continuity
A Comparative Analysis of Post-Color Revolution in Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia
Rukhadze, Vasili
The University of Michigan Press
08/2021
258
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9780472132652
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List of tables and figures
Aknowledgements
I. Introduction, Research Design, and Methodology, and Literature Review
II. Historical Background
III. The Case of Ukraine
IV. The Case of Kyrgyzstan
V. The Case of Georgia
VI. Conclusions
References
List of Interviewees
Aknowledgements
I. Introduction, Research Design, and Methodology, and Literature Review
II. Historical Background
III. The Case of Ukraine
IV. The Case of Kyrgyzstan
V. The Case of Georgia
VI. Conclusions
References
List of Interviewees
Assunto não disponível.
Ukraine; Kyrgyzstan; Georgia; Russia; post-Soviet republics; post-Soviet region; Eurasia; post-Soviet politics; Color Revolutions; leadership durability; regime changes; reforms; political transitions; democratization; state-building; state capacity; Viktor Yushchenko; Kurmanbek Bakiev; Mikhail Saakashvili; Vladimir Putin; Eduard Shevardnadze; Leonid Kuchma; Askar Akayev
List of tables and figures
Aknowledgements
I. Introduction, Research Design, and Methodology, and Literature Review
II. Historical Background
III. The Case of Ukraine
IV. The Case of Kyrgyzstan
V. The Case of Georgia
VI. Conclusions
References
List of Interviewees
Aknowledgements
I. Introduction, Research Design, and Methodology, and Literature Review
II. Historical Background
III. The Case of Ukraine
IV. The Case of Kyrgyzstan
V. The Case of Georgia
VI. Conclusions
References
List of Interviewees
Ukraine; Kyrgyzstan; Georgia; Russia; post-Soviet republics; post-Soviet region; Eurasia; post-Soviet politics; Color Revolutions; leadership durability; regime changes; reforms; political transitions; democratization; state-building; state capacity; Viktor Yushchenko; Kurmanbek Bakiev; Mikhail Saakashvili; Vladimir Putin; Eduard Shevardnadze; Leonid Kuchma; Askar Akayev
