ТЕОРЕТИЧНІ ЗАСАДИ ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ ВНУТРІШНЬОПОЛІТИЧНОЇ ТРАНСФОРМАЦІЇ ВІРМЕНІЇ
Ключові слова:
Вірменія, імітаційна демократія, політична трансформація, демократичний транзит, Південний Кавказ, гібридний політичний режим
Анотація
Стаття аналізує наукову думку, яка розробляє загальні підходи до посткомуністичної трансформації, а також концепції специфічних аспектів
трансформаційного процесу. Характеризується розвиток наукових підходів
і демонструються зміни у розумінні перехідних процесів, відштовхуючись
від класичних робіт у цій галузі. Мета статті полягає у аналізі теоретичних засад вивчення демократичного транзиту та виявленні унікальних рис,
притаманних процесу внутрішньополітичної трансформації Вірменії.
Особлива увага приділяється теорії імітаційної або фасадної демократії,
як такої, яка охоплює значну кількість аспектів розвитку політичної системи країни. Також, стаття виявляє основні характеристики притаманні
політичному режиму Вірменії
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