民族主义与向民主的过渡:后苏联的经验

Q2 Social Sciences

Demokratizatsiya Pub Date : 2006-09-01 DOI:10.3200/DEMO.14.4.613-626

G. Gill

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摘要

后苏联国家的政治轨迹各不相同，其中只有少数国家实现了民主。考虑到起点的相似性，不同的结果是惊人的。理解民主结果的关键在于旧政权精英与以公民社会为基础的反对派力量之间的不同关系，以及该国的种族平衡。反映在人民阵线运动中的民族主义对民主结果至关重要。

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Nationalism and the Transition to Democracy: The Post-Soviet Experience

The political trajectories of the post-Soviet states are varied, with democracy being the outcome in only a minority of these countries. The differ- ent outcomes are striking, given the similarity of starting points. The key to under- standing a democratic outcome lies in the different relationships between old regime elites and civil society-based opposition forces, and the ethnic balance in the country. Nationalism, reflected in the popular front movements, was crucial for a democratic outcome.

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Demokratizatsiya Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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