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23 janvier 2013
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Belarus Soviet Union post-communism political ideologies socialism nationalism capitalism liberalism democracy identity Belarusian regime authoritarianism bolshevism linguistic russification Political Science Public Admin. & Development Cultural studies POL005000 JPFCSujets proches
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Nelly Bekus, « Chapter 10. “Triple Transformation” and Belarus », Central European University Press, ID : 10670/1.lud4ep
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99-120 The most popular way to form an opinion of a country’s transition is to evaluate the state of three critically important processes that provide advancement of a new epoch in the life of society. The “triple transition” scheme that acquired classical status in political science includes democratization of the political system, marketization of the economy, and establishment of a civil society. However, the transition theory “suggest[s] a clear endpoint of political development, for exam...