1. Elections Russian-Style, Stephen White, University of Glasgow.
2. Changing the Russian Electoral System: Inside the Black Box, Stephen White, University of Glasgow and Ol’ga Kryshtanovskaya, Russian Academy of Sciences and the Institute for Applied Politics
3. Russia’s Authoritarian Elections: The View from Below, Stephen White, University of Glasgow and Valentina Feklyunina, Newcastle University
4. Metastasised Fraud in Russia’s 2008 Presidential Election, Evgenya Lukinova, University of Oregon, Mikhail Myagkov, University of Oregon and Peter C. Ordeshook, California Institute of Technology
5. The Regional Roots of Electoral Authoritarianism in Russia, Grigorii V. Golosov, European University at St Petersburg and the Center in Support of Democracy and Human Rights Helix
6. Regional Elections and Electoral Authoritarianism in Russia, Cameron Ross, University of Dundee
7. Public Perceptions of Electoral Fairness in Russia, Ian McAllister, Australian National University and Stephen White, University of Glasgow
8. Elections, International Observers and the Politicisation of Democratic Values, Derek S. Hutcheson, University College Dublin
9. Post-Soviet Electoral Practices in Comparative Perspective, Sarah Birch, University of Essex
10. Appendix: The Russian Federal Elections, 2007–2008, Stephen White, University of Glasgow
Biography
Stephen White is the James Bryce Professor of Politics and a Senior Research Associate of the University's School of Central and East European Studies. He graduated from Trinity College Dublin in history and political science, and then completed a PhD in Soviet studies at Glasgow - including an exchange year at Moscow State University - and a DPhil in politics at Wolfson College Oxford. He is the chief editor of the Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics, and was for some time also the editor of International Politics.
