B = 80-83 3.00 B- = 77-79 2.67 C+ = 74-76 2.33 C = 70-73 2.00 C- = 67-69 1.67 D+ = 64-66 1.33 D = 60-63 1.00 D- = 57-59 0.67 E = 56 or below 0.00 Course Outline (Subject to changes) Week 1 (Jan 7-11) Communism in Theory and Practice – Marx and Engels, The Communist Manifesto Available as a free e-book (in Kindle and other formats) from Project Gutenberg at McAuley, Introduction & Chapters 1-4 Week 2 (Jan 14-18) The Soviet Collapse – McAuley, Chapter 5-8 & Conclusion Cohen, Stephen F. 2004. the Soviet System Reformable?” 63(3): Slavic Review “Was Strunk and White. The Elements of Style. Friday, Discussion of Paper Assignment Week 3 (Jan 21-25) Yeltsin’s Russia – on Monday (MLK, Jr. Holiday) No Remington, Thomas F. 2000. Evolution of Executive-Legislative Relations in Russia “The since 1993.” 59(3): 499-520 Slavic Review Breslauer, George W. 1999. Yeltsin as Patriarch.” 15(2): 186-200 Post-Soviet Affairs “Boris Week 4 (Jan 28-Feb 1) Parties and Elections in the 1990s – Evans, Geoffrey and Stephen Whitefield. 1998. Evolution of Left and Right in “The Russia.” 50(6): 1023-43 Europe-Asia Studies Moser, Robert G. 1995. Impact of the Electoral System on Post-Communist Party “The Development: The Case of the 1993 Russian Parliamentary Elections.” 14 Electoral Studies (4): 377-98 Rose, Richard. 2000. Floating Parties Frustrate Democratic Accountability: A “How View of Russia’s Elections.” 9: 53-9 East European Constitutional Review Week 5 (Feb 4-8) Societal Change and Continuity in the 1990s – Hendley, Kathryn. 1999. the Rules of the Game in Russia: The Neglected Issue of “Rewriting the Demand for Law.” 8(4): 89-95 East European Constitutional Review Rose, Richard. 1999. in an Antimodern Society.” East European Constitutional “Living 8(1/2): 68-75 Review
B = 80-83 3.00 B- = 77-79 2.67 C+ = 74-76 2.33 C = 70-73 2.00 C- = 67-69 1.67 D+ = 64-66 1.33 D = 60-63 1.00 D- = 57-59 0.67 E = 56 or below 0.00 Course Outline (Subject to changes) Week 1 (Jan 7-11) – Communism in Theory and Practice Marx and Engels, The Communist Manifesto Available as a free e-book (in Kindle and other formats) from Project Gutenberg at McAuley, Introduction & Chapters 1-4 Week 2 (Jan 14-18) – The Soviet Collapse McAuley, Chapter 5-8 & Conclusion Cohen, Stephen F. 2004. “Was the Soviet System Reformable?” Slavic Review 63(3): Strunk and White. The Elements of Style. Friday, Discussion of Paper Assignment Week 3 (Jan 21-25) – Yeltsin’s Russia No on Monday (MLK, Jr. Holiday) Remington, Thomas F. 2000. “The Evolution of Executive-Legislative Relations in Russia since 1993.” Slavic Review 59(3): 499-520 Breslauer, George W. 1999. “Boris Yeltsin as Patriarch.” Post-Soviet Affairs 15(2): 186-200 Week 4 (Jan 28-Feb 1) – Parties and Elections in the 1990s Evans, Geoffrey and Stephen Whitefield. 1998. “The Evolution of Left and Right in Russia.” Europe-Asia Studies 50(6): 1023-43 Moser, Robert G. 1995. “The Impact of the Electoral System on Post-Communist Party Development: The Case of the 1993 Russian Parliamentary Elections.” Electoral Studies 14 (4): 377-98 Rose, Richard. 2000. “How Floating Parties Frustrate Democratic Accountability: A View of Russia’s Elections.” East European Constitutional Review 9: 53-9 Week 5 (Feb 4-8) – Societal Change and Continuity in the 1990s Hendley, Kathryn. 1999. “Rewriting the Rules of the Game in Russia: The Neglected Issue of the Demand for Law.” East European Constitutional Review 8(4): 89-95 Rose, Richard. 1999. “Living in an Antimodern Society.” East European Constitutional Review 8(1/2): 68-75
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