From Protest Rallies to Local Activism: Political Culture in Russia - Natalia Savelyeva (1.30.20)

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Savelyeva explores the transformation of political culture in Russia from 2011-2019, describing a shift in attitudes toward protest, changes in the motivations and strategies of the opposition, and the burgeoning role of local activism in these movements.

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