Putin’s Russia has previously been incorrectly characterized as a “hybrid regime” that combines both autocratic and democratic elements, but the regime should be classified as a “criminocracy.” From the LSE EUROPP blog.
Is Russia Now a Criminocracy?
Putin’s Russia has previously been incorrectly characterized as a “hybrid regime” that combines both autocratic and democratic elements, but the regime should be classified as a “criminocracy.” From the LSE EUROPP blog.
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