Abstract
Community Resilience in Belarus and the EU response
Highlights
The presidential election held on 9 August 2020 and the subsequent popular mobilization marked the end of an era in the history of post-Soviet Belarus
Cautious and apolitical for three decades, Belarusian society seems to have awakened (Petrova and Korosteleva, 2021), in a short space of time observing a profound transformation of state-society relations taking them to a qualitatively new level of self-awareness and self-organisation
The official results accounted for 80.1% (4 661 075 votes) for Alexander Lukashenko and 10.1% percent (588 622 votes) for Svetlana Tikhanovskaya (Venkina, 2020)
Summary
Prepared for the Journal of Common Market Studies Annual Review by Elena Korosteleva and Irina Petrova, University of Kent. The search for a ‘better lens’ is exactly what is needed anywhere where polities... Societies are democratically challenged (Sadiki 2015:709) The search for a ‘better lens’ is exactly what is needed anywhere where polities... and societies are democratically challenged (Sadiki 2015:709)
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