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|a Huss, Oksana,
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|1 http://viaf.org/viaf/16157701555144220220
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|a How corruption and anti-corruption policies sustain hybrid regimes
|b strategies of political domination under Ukraine's presidents in 1994-2014
|c Oksana Huss ; with a foreword by Tobias Debiel and Andrea Gawrich
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|a Stuttgart
|b ibidem-Verlag
|c 2020
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|a Soviet and post-Soviet politics and society (SPPS)
|x 1614-3515
|v vol. 218
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 325-356)
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|g Abstract --
|g List of Figures --
|g List of Tables --
|g List of Abbreviations --
|g Acknowledgments --
|t Foreword by Tobias Debiel and Andrea Gawrich --
|g Introduction --
|t The research puzzle --
|t The research question --
|t The central argument --
|t Methods of data collection and analysis --
|t The structure of this study --
|t Conceptualizing corruption : Definitions, typologies and explanatory approaches --
|t From worldview to the concept --
|t Core characteristics of corruption --
|t Varieties of corruption --
|t Distinguishing context : Corruption as an exception vs. corruption as the norm --
|t Distinguishing relevant forms of corruption --
|t Corruption as an umbrella concept --
|t Particularism and conflict of interest --
|t Clientelism --
|t Patronage --
|t Control in clientelistic and patronage networks --
|t Patrimonialism --
|t State capture --
|t System as an analytical concept for corruption clusters in hybrid regimes --
|t Defining the system of corruption --
|t Typology of the system of corruption --
|t Combining constructivist and empirical-analytical perspectives on corruption --
|t Constructivist perspective --
|t Corruption as an empty signifier --
|t From articulation to construction of social identities and institutions --
|t Framing corruption as a tool in political tactics --
|t The role of corruption and anti-corruption in hegemonic struggle --
|t Theoretical explanatory approaches to corruption : Agency vs. institutions --
|t Agency-centered micro-perspective --
|t Institution-centered macro-perspective --
|t Synthesis : Variety of corruption meanings as framing options --
|t Conceptualizing hybrid regimes and the role of corruption in them --
|t Hybrid regime concepts at a glance --
|t Characteristics of hybrid regimes --
|t Distinguishing hybrid regimes from democracy and authoritarianism --
|t Uneven playing field --
|t Power asymmetries in semi-presidentialism --
|t The interplay of formal and informal institutions in hybrid regimes --
|t Dynamic of hybrid regimes and the role of corruption --
|t Scenarios of elite interaction and corresponding type of corruption systems --
|t Operationalizing regime dynamics --
|t Operationalizing actors' action : political strategy and tactics in hybrid regimes --
|t The interplay of structural context and individual actors' action --
|t Defining strategy and tactics --
|t Actors' strategic calculations in hybrid regimes : Goals, resources, environment --
|t The system of corruption in Ukraine and its role in sustaining regime hybridity --
|t The role of the oligarchs --
|t A system of corruption model --
|t Political parties --
|t Elections --
|t Political influence --
|t Political outcome side --
|t Synthesis : An uneven playing field as a result of corruption practices --
|t Case study of the political domination of Leonid Kuchma : Functions and implications of the centralized system of corruption --
|t Outset : Regime trajectory, power resources and constellation of actors --
|t Fragmentation of power : Institutional and political competition --
|t Points of reference for strategic interaction --
|t Synthesis --
|t Corrupt practices as tactics for political domination --
|t Neo-patiimonial decision-making between 1994 and 1998 --
|t Change of the political domination strategy : From exclusion to co-optation --
|t Patronage --
|t Clientelism --
|t Non-coercive control : Corruption-based kompromat and blackmail --
|t Synthesis --
|t Corruption framing as a tactic for political domination --
|t Antagonism of strong principal and "invisible enemy" --
|t Framing of corruption as a principal-agent problem --
|t Suggested remedies --
|t Crisis and change : Framing shift toward perpetual corruption in society --
|t Popular attitudes --
|t Synthesis --
|t Assessment of the anti-corruption policies --
|t Constellation of actors and control of corruption in early 1990s --
|t Political domination by means of anti-corruption institutions --
|t Conceptualization of corruption in legislation --
|t Synthesis --
|g Conclusion --
|t Case study of the political domination of Viktor Yushchenko : Functions and implications of the decentralized system of corruption --
|t Outset : Regime trajectory, power resources and constellation of actors --
|t Renewal of the elite --
|t Fragmentation of power : Institutional and political competition --
|t Synthesis --
|t Corrupt practices as tactics for political domination --
|t Shifting towards a gray zone of governance --
|t Favoritism under Yushchenko : Bargaining in patron-client networks --
|t Synthesis --
|t Corruption framing as a tactic for political domination --
|t Antagonism of democracy and authoritarianism --
|t Framing of corruption as a system --
|t Crisis and change : Framing shift toward the concept of "political corruption" --
|t Suggested remedies --
|t Popular attitudes --
|t Synthesis --
|t Assessment of the anti-corruption policies --
|t Constellation of actors and control of corruption --
|t Conceptualization of corruption in legislation --
|t Synthesis --
|g Conclusion --
|t Case study of the political domination of Viktor Yanukovych : Functions and implications of the monopolized system of corruption --
|t Outset : Regime trajectory, power resources and constellation of actors --
|t Subordination of state institutions --
|t Synthesis --
|t Corrupt practices as tactics for political domination --
|t Particularism under Yanukovych --
|t Monetary corruption : An instrument of exclusion and monopolization of power --
|t Raising the "Family" --
|t Synthesis --
|t Corruption framing as a tactic for political domination --
|t Antagonism of chaos and order --
|t Functions of the empty meaning of "corruption" --
|t Framing corruption as a principal-agent problem --
|t Suggested remedies --
|t Popular attitudes --
|t Synthesis --
|t Assessment of the anti-corruption policies --
|t Constellation of actors and control of corruption --
|t Conceptualization of corruption in the legislation --
|t Synthesis --
|g Conclusion --
|g Conclusion --
|t Synopsis --
|t Comparative analysis --
|t Assessment of the strategies --
|t Comparison of political tactics --
|t Key findings and implications for counteracting corruption --
|t Prospects for further research --
|g References --
|g Secondary sources --
|g Primary sources for the framing analysis --
|g International Organizations : Documents, reports, assessments --
|g Overview of the expert interview partners --
|g List of online media for the search inquiry --
|g MaxQD A code book --
|g Anti-corruption legislation.
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