The opposition in Russia can defeat Putin – but only if its message chimes with an impoverished country

Alexander Titov

The opposition in Russia can defeat Putin – but only if its message chimes with an impoverished country

School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics

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Abstract

If there is to be any chance of wide societal change in the country, the opposition will have to reach out to broad swathes of the population effected by wage stagnation

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Independent
Publisher	The Independent
Publication status	Published - 02 Aug 2019

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https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/russia-putin-opposition-protests-navalny-a9037041.html

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The opposition in Russia can defeat Putin – but only if its message chimes with an impoverished country

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Regimes and Societies in Conflict: Eastern Europe and Russia since 1956

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Russia's threat to cut ties with EU nations over the arrest and jailing of Russia's opposition leader Alexei Navalny

Is it possible that jailed Alexei Navalny could trigger a revolution in Russia?

Istorikas: iki režimo Rusijoje destabilizavimo laukia dar ilgas kelias

Research output

Alexei Navalny: Novichok didn’t stop Russian opposition leader – but a prison sentence might

‘Getting Russia Off Its Knees:’ How Putin Ensures His Legacy Far Beyond 2024

Putin is sure to win, so what’s the point of elections in Russia?

Cite this