Presidential Powers, Governance, and Business Environment in Post-Soviet and African States

Presidential Powers, Governance, and Business Environment in Post-Soviet and African States
Vol. 20, 2013/3 - 204 pages
Pages 7 to 11

In Memorium

By Guy Hermet
Pages 13 to 17

Multiple Trajectories, New Debates

By Daniel C. Bach, Caroline Dufy
Pages 19 to 40

The Pitfalls of Transitology: Time for a Reassessment in the Light of African and Post-Soviet Cases

By Caroline Dufy, Céline Thiriot
Pages 41 to 63

Transformations of Capitalism and the Institutionalization of Corruption in Contemporary Russia

By Svetlana Barsukova
Pages 65 to 78

The Informal State and Its Predatory Appropriation of Resources: Patronal Presidentialism in Central Asia

By Marlène Laruelle
Pages 79 to 96

Neo-patrimonialism and Development: Pockets of Effectiveness as Drivers of Change

By Wil Hout
Pages 97 to 113

“Market Socialism” in Lukashenko’s Belarus: Egalitarianism, Neo-patrimonialism, and External Dependency

By Ronan Hervouet
Pages 115 to 131

The Oligarchs in Contemporary Russia: From State “Capture” to Subjection to State “Predation”

By Andrey A. Kinyakin
Pages 133 to 151

The Debates on “Authoritarian Modernization” under the Presidency of Dimitri Medvedev

By Olga Gille-Belova
Pages 153 to 169

Political Regimes, Systemic Practices, and Emergence in African and Post-Soviet States

By Daniel C. Bach
Pages 171 to 187

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