| 作者简介：Regina Smyth teaches political science at Penn State University. She has written extensively on the role of political parties and elections in Russia's democratic transition. Her work appears in Comparative Politics, Comparative Political Studies, and Politics and Society. |
| 1 ELECTIONS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEMOCRATIC CAPACITY 2 ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK: RUSSIA'S FAILED CONSOLIDATION IN COMPARATIVE CONTEXT 3 THE MICROFOUNDATIONS OF DEMOCRATIC RESPONSIVENESS: CANDIDATE STRATEGIES AND ELECTORAL INFRASTRUCTURE 4 MANY CANDIDATES, FEW CHOICES 5 TO JOIN OR NOT TO JOIN: CANDIDATE AFFILIATION IN TRANSITIONAL RUSSIA 6 FINDING FIT: CANDIDATES AND THEIR DISTRICTS 7 CAMPAIGNING FOR THE DUMA: MIXED MARKETS, MIXED MESSAGES 8 DEMOCRATS, DEMOCRATIC TRANSITIONS, AND RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY Appendix A The Sample Appendix B The Candidate Survey Appendix C Variables Constructed from Survey Data Appendix D Sample and Variable Construction for Analysis in Chapter 2 Works Cited Index |
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