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List of Tables page xi

List of Figures and Maps xv

List of Acronyms xvii

Note on Transli***tion xix

Acknowledgments xxi

Introduction

　1 Regionalism in the Russian Federation: Theories and

Evidence

　2 Imagined Economies: C***tructivist Political Economy and

Nationalism

　3 Breaking the Soviet Doxa: Perestroika, Rasstroika, and the

Evolution of Regionalism

　4 To Each His Own: The Development of Heterogeneous Regional

Understandings and Interests in Russia

　5 Imagined Economies in Samara and Sverdlovsk: Differences in

Regional Understandings of the Economy

　6 Regional Understandings of the Economy and Sovereignty: The

Economic Basis of the Movement for a Urals Republic

　7 Regional Understandings, Institutional Context, and the

Development of the Movement for a Urals Republic

Conclusion

Appendix Tables

Index

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book is that variation in Russian regional activism is explained

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