Political opposition in autocratic regimes: The case of Russia

ISPI Dossier "Russia’s New and Old Political Opposition". Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI).

Non-refereed scientific articles

2020

Russia, EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood and Eurasia

Great powers Russia Russia and its surrounding areas

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