… profit and fulfill state functions, such as engaging in corrupt deals, … and state weakness in
the aftermath of the regime change. … In this sense, state formation since 1991 in former Soviet …

… Other post-Soviet countries followed suit, and big businessmen … as the Putin regime has
transferred a substantial share of major state … sources of corruption. No economic crime in …

… This afforded the political regime and business elites with … The former were managers of
Soviet enterprises prior to 1991, … raiding, seizing lucrative businesses with the aid of corrupt law …

… To me it represents the complex and often perplexed nature of Soviet and post-Soviet times
… in parliaments, with state officials and in state-owned enterprises, my understanding of the …

… lower levels, at higher levels of the Russian state the “fight against corruption” is mainly used
as a … , and discuss the long-term sustainability of the new property rights regime. A final, fifth …

… in corrupt activities in the media sector, and apparently accepted bribes from Western
companies in exchange for business … by centralised regimes, even though in the Soviet era …

… of authoritarian regimes in the former Soviet Union; these … government was limited by big
business. Meanwhile, a unique … and corruption, where either coercion or corruption acts as the …

… , deploy anticorruption sanctions against post-Soviet elites … of the USSR and the rise of the
post-Soviet kleptocracies. As … exiles of brutal regimes in the post-Soviet region have turned to …

… the post-Soviet space, independent of the respective regime … by an increasingly authoritarian
Russian state in the course of … crisis, many state and non-state enterprises did not react by …

… the Soviet regime as an autocracy tempered by corruption, in … established for post-soviet
Ukraine that the Soviet system … it deal with such forms of corrupt practices as electoral fraud, …