1999 Russian Duma Elections: Winning the Information Race

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1999 Russian Duma District Elections: Winning the Information Race Kami K. Rynish Emory University Department of Political Science Atlanta GA 30322 krynish@emory.edu Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association Philadelphia PA August 28-31 2003. DRAFT please do not cite without permission. Studies of political regime types tend to separate the universe of potential cases into three categories: consolidated usually western democracies; non-democracies; and democratizing countries. Among the democratizing countries the states of the post-Communist

New York: Oxford University Press. Smith Steven S. and Thomas F. Remington. 2001. The Politics of Institutional Choice: The Formation of the Russian State Duma. Princeton NJ: Princeton Univerity Press. Solnick Steven L. 1998. “Gubernatorial Elections in Russia 1996-1997.” Post-Soviet Affairs. 14(1): 48-80. 29 Turovsky Rostislav. 1999. Elections in Single-Mandate Electoral Districts. Primer on Russia's 1999 Duma Elections. N. P. Michael McFaul and Andrei Ryabov. Moscow Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: 25-32. White Stephen Richard Rose and Ian McAllister.

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