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Violence and Social Orders
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Contra Coercion: Russian Tax Reform, Exogenous Shocks, and Negotiated Institutional Change
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The evolution of business – state interaction in Russia: From state capture to business capture?
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Faking performance together: systems of performance evaluation in Russian enforcement agencies and production of bias and privilege
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From Chaotic to State-led Capitalism
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Cronies, economic crime and capitalism in Putin's sistema
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Public Experiences of Police Violence and Corruption in Contemporary Russia: A Case of Predatory Policing?
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Hostile Enterprise Takeovers: Russia's Economy in 1998–2002
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Federalism and the Soft Budget Constraint
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The Policy Challenges of Russia's Post-Crisis Economy
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Threats to Property Rights in Russia: From Private Coercion to State Aggression
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