Publication

Oct 2015

This brief examines Russia’s conceptualization of power after 15 years of Vladimir Putin’s rule. More specifically, the brief's author describes 1) who exercises decision-making power in the country and how they perceive it; 2) the processes they use; and 3) the challenges posed by this particular system of control. The author then goes on to explain the role Russian society plays in holding the existing power system together and speculates on its inevitable, crisis-provoking end.

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Author Marek Menkiszak
Series OSW Policy Briefs
Issue 55
Publisher Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)
Copyright © 2015 Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)
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