The power structures are stacked in favor of reform, but only while Yeltsin stays in the gameby Galina Starovoitova The creation of a multi-party system in the post-Soviet states has been based on two key forces: nationalism and market economics. The former has implied building state and political institutions along national/ethnic lines, while the latter has meant opening the country […]
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