While the West tends to focus on Russia's national institutions
and practices when assessing the transition to democracy, Russia's
sub-national democratization will largely shape Russians' views of
their new government, willingness to participate in it, and trust
in its ability to deliver. Regional and local government not only
are nearer to ordinary citizens but have, under Russia's federated
constitution, highly important economic and social functions.
"Regional Russia in Transition: Studies from Yaroslavl'"
examines democracy in a central region of Russia, a largely
industrialized heartland off the beaten path from Moscow and
Leningrad. Yaroslavl' has been the subject of a series of studies
since 1990 by a group of senior U.S. Russianists, several of them
contributors to this book. Regional Russia in Transition also
includes important work by a Russian historian and a social
scientist and an American businessman.
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