Политическая наука №3 / 2013. Между империей и современным государством: Трансформация политического порядка на постимперских пространствах. Коллектив авторов
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власти. Государства, образовавшиеся при его распаде, столкнулись с основными проблемами постимперских пространств. Различия траекторий их развития во многом определяются выделенными нами факторами и их уникальными страновыми сочетаниями.
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