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16. A Change Without a Coup or Revolution

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Translator’s Note vii
  4. Introduction 1
  5. PART 1. MYTHS AND REALITIES OF CAPITALISM IN RUSSIA
  6. 1. A Capitalist Perestroika: First Steps, 1992–1993 9
  7. 2. Obstacles to Capitalist Development in Russia 46
  8. 3. Privatization, Government Crisis, and Elections (1993) 86
  9. 4. The End of Market Romanticism 136
  10. 5. Russia’s New Class 169
  11. PART 2. THE ELECTIONS OF 1995–96 AND THEIR AFTERMATH
  12. 6. Duma Elections, December 1995 203
  13. 7. Gennady Zyuganov as Politician and Ideologist 227
  14. 8. The Inevitability of Change 264
  15. PART 3. 1998: A YEAR OF UPHEAVAL
  16. 9. “War on the Rails” 279
  17. 10. Financial Collapse and Another Change of Government 302
  18. POSTSCRIPT. YELTSIN’S LAST YEAR 341
  19. 11. Why the Dismissal of Primakov? 343
  20. 12. The Dismissal of Stepashin 349
  21. 13. Who is Putin? 351
  22. 14. The Second Chechnya War 356
  23. 15. The December 1999 Elections 358
  24. 16. A Change Without a Coup or Revolution 360
  25. Index 363
Post-Soviet Russia
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https://doi.org/10.7312/medv10606-018

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Translator’s Note vii
  4. Introduction 1
  5. PART 1. MYTHS AND REALITIES OF CAPITALISM IN RUSSIA
  6. 1. A Capitalist Perestroika: First Steps, 1992–1993 9
  7. 2. Obstacles to Capitalist Development in Russia 46
  8. 3. Privatization, Government Crisis, and Elections (1993) 86
  9. 4. The End of Market Romanticism 136
  10. 5. Russia’s New Class 169
  11. PART 2. THE ELECTIONS OF 1995–96 AND THEIR AFTERMATH
  12. 6. Duma Elections, December 1995 203
  13. 7. Gennady Zyuganov as Politician and Ideologist 227
  14. 8. The Inevitability of Change 264
  15. PART 3. 1998: A YEAR OF UPHEAVAL
  16. 9. “War on the Rails” 279
  17. 10. Financial Collapse and Another Change of Government 302
  18. POSTSCRIPT. YELTSIN’S LAST YEAR 341
  19. 11. Why the Dismissal of Primakov? 343
  20. 12. The Dismissal of Stepashin 349
  21. 13. Who is Putin? 351
  22. 14. The Second Chechnya War 356
  23. 15. The December 1999 Elections 358
  24. 16. A Change Without a Coup or Revolution 360
  25. Index 363
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