Abstract
The violent suppression of recent protests in Russia could presage intensified repression of opposition activists. The ‘non-systemic’ extra-parliamentary opposition has grown more organised and sophisticated and the Russian people more willing to demonstrate. Yet it would be unwise to overstate the opposition’s ability to mobilise mass protests or to understate the regime’s ability to respond to threats strategically.
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