From Resilience to Stability: What Makes Good Public Administration

АННОТАЦИЯ. Приближающаяся годовщина распада СССР дает возможность посмотреть на тенденции развития государственных систем, возникших на его осколках. Ретроспективный взгляд на этот процесс, получивший различные (иногда противоречи-вые) политические и экспертные оценки, ставит главный вопрос-о состоятельности и перспективах устойчивого развития стран бывшего СССР. Общее прошлое продолжает оказывать существенное влияние через советское наследие, что делает эти страны Теория политики1

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The Post-Soviet State Systems’ Resilience: An Outline of the Theoretical Model

Якунин¹,

Кузнецов²,

Вилисов³

2020

Kontury glob. transform.: polit. èkon. pravo

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The Union State and the Union Economy: Political Economy of Russian-Belarusian Cooperation

Вилисов

2021

Kontury glob. transform.: polit. èkon. pravo

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Against the background of political instability in Belarus and unsuccessful attempts to “deepen integration” in 2019-2020, the political economy of Russian-Belarusian cooperation as a subject of study goes far beyond academic interest and is of great practical importance. The article suggests that explanation of the integration difficulties in inside the nature of the existing Belarusian political and economic model, which becomes the main object of analysis. By analogy with the political economic model of “Putinomics” by С.Miller and the results of a comparative analysis, the political economic model of “Lukashenomics” and its main strategies (centralization of power, a high level of social obligations, state control of the economy, extraction of “political rent” from relations with Russia and the priority statehood over state solvency) are explained. On the basis of the model of resilience and stability of state systems developed earlier by the author as part of the team, the influence of the “Lukashenomics” on the resilience and stability of the state system of Belarus is determined. The fundamental incompatibility of the existing Belarusian and Russian political economic models is revealed and the prospects for the development of Russian-Belarusian relations in the context of possible scenarios for the transformation of the Belarusian model are determined.

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Political systems of partially recognized states: the problem of assessing stability

Lasariya¹

2022

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The article discusses the possibilities and limits of assessing the stability of political systems in partially recognized states. The author explores the features, properties and characteristics of the central phenomena – «political system», «stability», «stability», «partially recognized states». Considerable attention is focused on establishing differences and similarities between the concepts of «stability» and «sustainability». The relevance of the study is determined by the need to establish links between the state of political systems, partially recognized by the state from external and internal political processes and relations.The methodological basis of the study is: general scientific and systemic methods; structural-functional and comparative political methods; content analysis of historical and legal documents. The chosen methodological base is determined by two factors: the first is modern trends, patterns and processes of progressive development of domestic and foreign political science; the second is the author’s position of the researcher.The results of the study indicate the possible validity of assessing the stability of the political systems of partially recognized states, considering the peculiarities of their political culture. While, as external factors that determine individual, but essential elements of the political system of partially recognized states, they indicate the characteristic instability of the political systems of the studied polities.

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From Resilience to Stability: What Makes Good Public Administration

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The Post-Soviet State Systems’ Resilience: An Outline of the Theoretical Model

The Post-Soviet State Systems’ Resilience: An Outline of the Theoretical Model

The Union State and the Union Economy: Political Economy of Russian-Belarusian Cooperation

Political systems of partially recognized states: the problem of assessing stability

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