Although special-interest groups in Russia now have the upper hand, democracy is spreading its roots. Slowly.
WHAT kind of country is Russia? The question is not academic.
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Although special-interest groups in Russia now have the upper hand, democracy is spreading its roots. Slowly.
WHAT kind of country is Russia? The question is not academic.
About the Author
Adrian Karatnycky is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and the former president of Freedom House. His history Battleground Ukraine: From Independence to the War with Russia was recently published by Yale University Press.
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Although special-interest groups in Russia now have the upper hand, democracy is spreading its roots. Slowly.
WHAT kind of country is Russia? The question is not academic.
About the Author
Adrian Karatnycky is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and the former president of Freedom House. His history Battleground Ukraine: From Independence to the War with Russia was recently published by Yale University Press.
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