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Title |
Human rights in transition societies
on the example post-communist
environment
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Authors |
Elsiev Aznavur Khamzatovich
Assistant of the Department of Applied Political Science of the Russian
State Humanitarian University, PhD student. 6, Miusskaya Sq., Municipal Post
Office 3, 125993, Moscow.
E-mail: a.elsiev@gmail.com
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Section |
Theory of state
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1/2015 |
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95—97
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342.7 + 347.12.03
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Abstract |
The author argues that the specific
properties of the communist systems combined with the historical timing
of their rise and fall can be justified by the synchronized patterns of
reformations or their absence which are to be observed in the post-communist
states. Strict observance of human rights and democratization should
presumably have three fundamental causes: (1) national peculiar features that
contributed to the desire to break decisively with the communist past; (2) more
advanced economic structures that facilitated transition to the market economy;
and (3) peace.
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Keywords |
human
rights, armed conflict, democratization,
post-communist period, regional nationalism.
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