Paradox of power : the logics of state weakness in Eurasia
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Paradox of power : the logics of state weakness in Eurasia / edited by John Heathershaw and Edward Schatz. |
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| Other authors: | Heathershaw, John, (Editor)Schatz, Edward, (Editor) |
| Format: | Book |
Table of Contents:
- The logics of state weakness in Eurasia / John Heathershaw and Edward Schatz
- Consolidating a weak state after civil war : a Tajik fable / Jesse Driscoll
- Power, peripheries, and pyramids in post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan and Georgia / Scott Radnitz
- Organized crime and the state in post-Soviet Eurasia / Alexander Kupatadze
- License to seek rents : "corruption" as a method of post-Soviet governance / Johan Engvall
- Punishment and state-building in post-Soviet Georgia / Gavin Slade
- The international state : comparing statehood in Central Asia and sub-Saharan Africa / Klaus Schlichte
- The contested state in post-Soviet Armenia / David Lewis
- The post-soviet myth of the strong state in Russia / Stefanie Ortmann
- Adjudicating sovereignty : from state weakness to improvisation / Alex Jeffrey
- The taming of the sacred : how "weak" state structures regulate religion in Uzbekistan / Alisher Khamidov
- Cracks in the system : what the Zhanaozen incident says about regime performance in Kazakhstan / Elena Maltseva
- Anarchy, the state, and Ukraine / Paul D'Anieri
- The Ashar-state : communal commitment and state elicitation in rural Kyrgyzstan / Madeleine Reeves
- Beyond the neo-Weberian yardstick? : thinking of the state in multiple registers / Mark R. Beissinger.