Hans-Joachim Spanger holds a doctorate in political science, is programme director at the Leibniz Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (HSFK) and visiting professor at the National Research University – University of Economics in Moscow. For the Bertelsmann Stiftung’s Transformation Index (BTI), he wrote the regional report on post-Soviet Eurasia.
Die letzten Beiträge
Vladimir Putin in Volgograd. Photo by www.kremlin.ru, CC BY 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Putin will remain Russia’s strong man for another six years. But his muscle-flexing on the international stage is designed to divert attention from the country’s dismal economic outlook. A key feature of democratic elections, according to Polish-American political scientist Adam Przeworski, is their “institutionalized uncertainty”: Anyone can win. There is no question that Russia’s presidential […]
Erst durch Klicken wird dieses Modul aktiv und es werden Daten an Facebook übermittelt.
September 24, 2018 Excellent piece by @vanceserchuk debunking the myth of authoritarian competence. For more empirical evidence on how… https://t.co/2Akw1hSjSF
September 24, 2018 RT @BertelsmannFdn: This week #UNGA gathers to discuss global challenges, and the deteriorating state of #democracy around the world will i…
