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Conflict,cleavage, and chang in Central Asia and the caucasus / Dawisha, Karen (ed.); Parrott, Bruce (ed.) 1997  Book
Dawisha, Karen Book
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Publication Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1997.
Description xviii, 423p.
Standard Number 0521597315
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044223303.60958/DAW 044223MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   045253


Eastern Europe, Gorbachev and reform: the great challenge / Dawisha, Karen 1988  Book
Dawisha, Karen Book
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Publication Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1988.
Description xiii, 268p.
Standard Number 0521356636
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030207327.4704/DAW 030207MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   006761


End of Empire: the transformation of the USSR in comparative perspective / Dawisha, Karen (ed); Parrott, Bruce (ed) 1997  Book
Dawisha, Karen Book
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Publication London, M E Sharpe, 1997.
Description xvi, 374p.
Series International politics of Eurasia
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038531321.920947/DAW 038531MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   153930


Escape from institution-building in a globalized world: lessons from Russia / Sharafutdinova, Gulnaz ; Dawisha, Karen   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Strong institutions and accountable governments are imperative for any country’s long-term prosperity. Yet the development of such institutions has presented a continuous challenge for many countries around the world. Using Russia as a case, this study brings attention to the unexpected negative impact of global interdependence and shows that institutional arbitrage opportunities have enabled economic actors to solve for institutional weaknesses and constraints in the domestic realm by using foreign institutions, thereby limiting the emergence of a domestic rule of law regime. We argue that such opportunities lower the propensity of asset-holders, normally interested in strong institutions at home, to organize collective action to lobby for better institutions. We demonstrate the main ways through which Russia’s capital-owners make use of foreign legal and financial infrastructures such as capital flight, the use of foreign corporate structures, offshore financial centers, real estate markets, the round-tripping of foreign direct investment, and reliance on foreign law in contract-writing and foreign courts in dispute-resolution.
Key Words Russia  Institution-Building  Globalized World 
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How to build a democratic Iraq / Dawisha, Adeed; Dawisha, Karen   Journal Article
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Publication May-Jun 2003.
Key Words Iraq-Democracy  Democracy - Iraq 
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Making of foreign policy in Russia and new states of Eurasia / Dawisha, Adeed (ed); Dawisha, Karen (ed) 1995  Book
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Publication New York, M E Sharpe, 1995.
Description xv, 360p.
Series International Politics of Eurasia; vol 4
Standard Number 156324358X
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Soviet Union in the Middle East: policies and perspectives / Dawisha, Adeed (ed.); Dawisha, Karen (ed.) 1985  Book
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Publication London, Heinemann for the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1985.
Description 172p.
Standard Number 0435832239
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ID:   029716


Soviet-East European dilemmas: coercion, competition, and consent / Dawisha, Karen (ed.); Hanson, Philip 1981  Book
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Publication London, Heinemann for the Royal Institute of International Affairs, 1981.
Description xiii, 226p.
Standard Number 0435832204
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