Public Control of Armed Forces in the Russian Federation

1. Introduction
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Part I. Why Study Public Control and From Which Theoretical Angle?

2. Looking at the “Bigger Picture”
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3. Different Understandings of Civilian Control
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4. Revising the Framework of Civilian Control
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Part II. Empirical Case—Post-Soviet Russia

5. Institutionalised Forms of Civilian Control
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6. Heterogeneous Landscape of Grassroots Initiatives
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7. Public Control of Armed Forces as Social Practice
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8. Tracing the Impact of Civic Activism on Military Legislation (AGS Law)
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9. Conclusion
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Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, Military and Defence Studies, Russian and Post-Soviet Politics, International Security Studies, Political Theory, Russian, Soviet, and East European History, Public Policy