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Contents: Introduction: Russia's place in the global political economy Hegemony and international political economy Neoliberalism and globalisation Hegemony in the Soviet Union Russia under Yeltsin: neoliberalism and minimum hegemony Russian social movements after the fall: Russian responses to neoliberal hegemony Russia under Putin: passive revolution and Trasformismo Bibliography Index.
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