Public opinion, parties and voters in the December 1993 Russian elections.
A study was conducted to examine Russian public opinion on political issues. A nationwide survey was conducted to examine the opinions of over 2,100 Russian citizens and was undertaken in two phases—before and after the December 1993 multiparty elections. The findings suggest clear conclusions con...
| Publicado en: | Europe-Asia Studies Vol. 47; pp. 591 - 615 |
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
June 1995
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