Wage arrears and protest behavior: what do we learn from Russia's financial crisis? created by Paul Mosley and Altay Mussurov

By:

Mosley, Paul [author]

Contributor(s):

Mussurov, Altay [co-author]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Comparative economic studies ; Volume 55, number 2Hampshire: Palgrave, 2013Content type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISSN:

08887233

Subject(s):

Financial crisis -- Social movement -- Russia -- Russia

LOC classification:

HB90 COM

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Abstract: This paper examines political protest during the 1998 financial crisis in Russia. Major factors behind individuals’ propensity towards protest action were identified through the use of a theoretical model. We test the model with data from the Institute of Sociology (IS) survey. In the empirical estimations, economic and welfare factors emerge as significantly related to the likelihood of political protest. The estimates also imply that the predictors of future participation will not necessarily be predictors of actual participation

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This paper examines political protest during the 1998 financial crisis in Russia. Major factors behind individuals’ propensity towards protest action were identified through the use of a theoretical model. We test the model with data from the Institute of Sociology (IS) survey. In the empirical estimations, economic and welfare factors emerge as significantly related to the likelihood of political protest. The estimates also imply that the predictors of future participation will not necessarily be predictors of actual participation

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