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SUBNATIONAL STATE CAPACITY IN RUSSIA: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 2012 PRESIDENTIAL "MAY DECREES".

DIGITALIZATION OF THE MENU OF MANIPULATION: ELECTORAL FORENSICS OF RUSSIAN GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS.

SIXTY SHADES OF STATISM: MAPPING THE IDEOLOGICAL DIVERGENCES IN RUSSIAN ELITE DISCOURSE.

GOVERNANCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN TRANSNISTRIA: BETWEEN THEORY AND PRAXIS.

COOPERATION AND CONTROL AT THE MICRO LEVEL OF SOVIET INTERNATIONALISM: MOSCOW'S LUMUMBA UNIVERSITY, 1960-1970.

PROBING, BROKERING, AND RESISTING THE STATE: PLACE-BASED ACTIVISM IN MOSCOW.

ON SUBREGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN ATTITUDES TOWARD PETTY CORRUPTION IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST.

JOURNALISTIC ROLE PERFORMANCE IN THE RUSSIAN PRESS: A -SOVIET MODEL FOR THE THIRD DECADE, 2012-2022.

PARTY-BASED EUROSCEPTICISM: THE CASE OF GEORGIA.

ACADEMIC RIGHTS AND FREEDOM IN RUSSIA: RESEARCHERS' VIEWS INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE.

SPEAKING UP AT WORK: NARRATIVE ANALYSIS OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN RUSSIA.

ACADEMIC FREEDOM OR FREEDOM OF SPEECH? RUSSIAN SOCIAL SCIENTISTS' UNDERSTANDING OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM.

FACULTY SELF-GOVERNANCE, PROFESSORIAL POWER, AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN RUSSIA.

BUILDING A WORLD-CLASS UNIVERSITY IN RUSSIA: REDEFINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIC AND MANAGERIAL GOVERNANCE.

UNIVERSITY LEADER APPOINTMENT PROCEDURE IN RUSSIA: BUILDING A VERTICAL OF POWER IN HIGHER EDUCATION.

THE PUBLICATION RACE IN RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES AS AN IMPEDIMENT TO ACADEMIC FREEDOM.

REIMAGINING EUROPE? YOUTH NARRATIVES AND PERCEPTIONS IN UKRAINE AND THE BALTIC STATES: INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE.

NEGOTIATING GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY, IDENTITY, AND EUROPEANIZATION: AN EXAMINATION OF YOUTH NARRATIVE PROCESSES BETWEEN UKRAINE AND THE THREE BALTIC STATES.

DIVERGING HORIZONS? HOW CITIZENS AND YOUNG ELITES NARRATE FOREIGN POLICY IN UKRAINE AND THE BALTIC STATES.

UKRAINE THROUGH A BALTIC LENS: REGIONAL NETWORKS OF MEANINGS.

FRIENDS, SUPPORTERS, AND ALLIES? UNDERSTANDING IR ROLES THROUGH METAPHOR SCENARIOS.

UKRAINIAN YOUTH AND UKRAINE IN EUROPE: A COHORT ANALYSIS OF THE DRIVERS OF ATTITUDES TOWARD THE EU.

WHERE IN THE WORLD IS UKRAINE? CONFRONTING RUSSIAN AND EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIONS OF UKRAINE.

NARRATING WESTERN EDUCATION AS A PATHWAY TO CHANGE-MAKING: EVIDENCE FROM -EUROMAIDAN UKRAINE.

IDENTITY POLITICS AS PRETEXT AND PREDICTION: VOTE-BUYING AND GROUP BOUNDARIES IN UKRAINE Pretext and Prediction: Vote-Buying and Group Boundaries in Ukraine.

MIXED VALUES AND SOCIETAL CONSTRAINTS: THE WEAK PROSPECTS FOR AUTHORITARIANISM IN UKRAINE.

THE BELARUSIAN REVOLUTION: SOURCES, INTERIM OUTCOMES, AND LESSONS TO BE LEARNED.

STRATEGIC TRANSGRESSIONS: RUSSIA'S DEVIANT SOVEREIGNTY AND THE MYTH OF EVGENII PRIGOZHIN.

THE SILOVIK-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX: RUSSIA'S NATIONAL GUARD AS COERCIVE, POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL FORCE.

WHY POLITICAL MACHINES FAIL: EVIDENCE FROM BASHKORTOSTAN.

TAMING THE OLIGARCHS? DEMOCRATIZATION AND STATE CAPTURE: THE CASE OF MOLDOVA.

GEORGIA'S EUROPEANIZATION: PERFORMATIVE GAMES AND PECULIARITIES OF "ENFORCED SOCIALIZATION".

OBSERVING ELITE SUPPORT FOR DEMOCRACY: THE PRISON VOTE IN POLAND AND UKRAINE.

NEW GENERATION OF VICTORS: NARRATING THE NATION IN RUSSIAN PRESIDENTIAL DISCOURSE, 2012-2019.

THE RUSSIAN STATE AND THE ARCTIC INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: IS POLITICS COMING BACK?

THE POLITICAL VALUES OF THE STATE AND PRIVATE SECTORS OF THE RUSSIAN MIDDLE CLASS.

LOCAL MEDIA OF -SOVIET COUNTRIES: EVIDENCE FROM BELARUS, RUSSIA, AND UKRAINE AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE.

POVERTY AND MORALITY: A FIELD THEORY ANALYSIS OF RUSSIA'S STRUGGLING PROVINCIAL JOURNALISM.

STATE INFORMATION CONTRACTS: THE ECONOMIC LEVERAGE OF REGIONAL MEDIA CONTROL IN RUSSIA.

LOCAL DIMENSIONS OF MEDIA FREEDOM: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NEWS MEDIA LANDSCAPES IN 33 RUSSIAN REGIONS.

IDENTITY DISCOURSE IN LOCAL NEWSPAPERS BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER MILITARY CONFLICT: A CASE STUDY OF KRAMATORSK.

INTEGRA TION OR ABSORPTION? ANALYZING THE PROPAGANDIST NARRATIVES GENERATED BY RUSSIA-BACKED ONLINE REGIONAL MEDIA IN BELARUS.

EXPLAINING VARIATION IN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ANTI-CORRUPTION ACTIVISM IN UKRAINE'S REGIONS: THE ROLE OF LOCAL CONTEXT, POLITICAL WILL, INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS, AND STRUCTURAL FACTORS.

PROMOTING THE LEGAL PROTECTION OF ANTI-CORRUPTION WHISTLEBLOWERS IN UKRAINE.

THE FAR RIGHT IN PRE- AND -EUROMAIDAN UKRAINE: FROM ULTRA-NATIONALIST PARTY POLITICS TO ETHNO-CENTRIC UNCIVIL SOCIETY.

EXPLORING CIVIL SOCIETY IN THE NORTH-WESTERN CAUCASUS: THE STATE, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, AND COMMUNITIES ON A CONVOLUTED PATH TOWARD SOCIAL STABILITY.

REGULATING SOCIETY AFTER THE COLOR REVOLUTIONS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NGO LAWS IN BELARUS, RUSSIA, AND ARMENIA.

A LAW & SOCIETY TAKE ON LEGALITY IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE.

THE DECRIMINALIZATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN RUSSIA.

TAXES, BANKING, AND LEGAL DEVELOPMENT IN RUSSIA: LESSONS ABOUT INSTITUTIONAL COMPLEMENTARITIES AND THE RULE OF LAW.