Emotion and Blame in Collective Action: Russian Voice in Kyrgyzstan and Latvia

@article{Commercio2009EmotionAB,
  title={Emotion and Blame in Collective Action: Russian Voice in Kyrgyzstan and Latvia},
  author={Michele E. Commercio},
  journal={Political Science Quarterly},
  year={2009},
  volume={124},
  pages={489-512}
}
The most obvious macrooutcome of the collapse of the Soviet Union is the end of the ‘Soviet Man.’... Everywhere, nationalism and nationalist conflicts have grown more intense, as Abkhazis, Chechens, Tatars, and other minorities within newly independent states struggle for their own independence. The Russians living outside the territory of the Russian Republic are now ethnic minorities in foreign countries, with all the tension that entails. 
View via Publisher
uvm.edu
5 Citations
Background Citations
2

Figures from this paper

5 Citations

Representations of the past in the Estonian Russian-language press: “own” or diaspora memory?
The article discusses the much-debated issue of collective identity among the Estonian Russian-speaking population from a different prism – based on representations of the past in the local…
Russia's Annexation of Crimea and Security Implications for the Baltic States
This article discusses Russia's annexation of Crimea and its security implications for the Baltic States. The study exclusively examines two considerable impacts of the Russian annexation of Crimea,…
Derailed emotions: The transformation of claims and targets during the Wenzhou online incident
Social media have both enabled and reinforced a shift towards the personalization of politics and collective action that is also occurring in China. In addition to street actions, the country is…
“Together we can make it better”: Collective action and governance in a girls’ ice hockey association
This paper, drawing on collective action literature and situated within the women’s sport movement, offers a case study of a separate girls’ minor hockey association that formed in Ontario in the…
Współpraca w regionie morza bałtyckiego- Rada Państw Morza Bałtyckiego

References

SHOWING 1-10 OF 12 REFERENCES
Pochemu my reshili golodat" Chas
  • Viacheslav Ivanov
This article chronicals the history of post-Soviet Russian voice in Latvia
    Nas obmanuli. vperedi -'pustye shkoly
    • Chas
    Vmeste my budem silʼnee
    • Chas
    I am convinced that policies and practices pursue the goal of favoritism. Through policies and practices, they extend privileges to Latvians in a whole series of
      236 permanent residents of Latvia have Russian citizenship. Results of the 2000 Population and Housing Census, 138. 64 Authorʼs interview
      • Approximately
      Strasbur uznal nashikh
        Authorʼs interview
          Sozvezdie problem obrazovaniia (Riga: Latviiskogo instituta pravovykh issledovanii, 1998), 18. 82 "Takaia reforma nam ne nuzhna!" Chas
            Daugava razdelila obshchestvo
            • Chas
            ...
            ...