出版社：Research Centre for East European Studies and the Center for Security Studies
摘要：This edition examines the role of elites and oligarchs in Russia. Firstly, Jadwiga Rogoża outlines how - following the annexation of Crimea - the Russian authorities seem stronger than ever, and assesses the costs that Russia will likely pay for the Kremlin’s political "stability" and geopolitical successes. Secondly, Marcin Kaczmarski suggests that the competition between domestic power-holders currently found in Putin’s Russia can be seen as a form of pluralism, and that the evolving distribution of these domestic power relations influence Russia’s international behavior, particularly the implementation of its foreign policy.
