Publications for Graeme Gill
2015
Gill, G., Maguire, D. (2011). Movements and
Institutions: Analysing the Collapse of the Soviet
Union. Slovansky Prehled, 97(1-2), 75-96.
Gill, G. (2015). Building an Authoritarian
Polity: Russia in Post-Soviet Times. Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press.
Gill, G. (2011). Symbols and Legitimacy in
Soviet Politics. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge
University Press.
Lee, L., Gill, G. (2015). India, Central Asia and
the Eurasian Union: A New Ballgame? India
Quarterly: A Journal of International Affairs,
71(2), 110-125. <a
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2010
Publications for Graeme Gill
Gill, G. (2015). Putin, Nationalism and Foreign
Policy. In Roger E Kanet and Matthew Sussex
(Eds.), Power, Politics and Confrontation in
Eurasia: Foreign Policy in a Contested Region,
(pp. 42-62). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Gill, G. (2015). The Stabilization of
Authoritarian Rule in Russia? Journal of
Elections, Public Opinion and Parties, 25(1),
62-77. <a
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911745">[More Information]</a>
2013
Gill, G. (2013). Political Symbolism and the Fall
of the USSR. Europe-Asia Studies, 65(2),
244-263. <a
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759714">[More Information]</a>
Gill, G. (2013). Symbolism and Regime Change
in Russia. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge
University Press.
2012
Gill, G., Young, J. (2012). Routledge Handbook
of Russian Politics & Society. Oxon, United
Kingdom: Routledge imprint of Taylor &
Francis.
Gill, G. (2012). The Decline of a Dominant Party
and the Destabilization of Electoral
Authoritarianism. Post-Soviet Affairs, 28(4),
449-471. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.2747/1060-586X.28.4.
449">[More Information]</a>
Gill, G. (2012). The Medvedev presidency. In
Graeme Gill, James Young (Eds.), Routledge
Handbook of Russian Politics & Society, (pp.
27-32). Oxon, United Kingdom: Routledge
imprint of Taylor & Francis.
Gill, G. (2012). The Yeltsin era. In Graeme
Gill, James Young (Eds.), Routledge Handbook
of Russian Politics & Society, (pp. 3-12). Oxon,
United Kingdom: Routledge imprint of Taylor &
Francis.
2011
Gill, G. (2010). Building the Communist Future:
Legitimation and the Soviet City. In Stephen
Fortescue (Eds.), Russian Politics from Lenin to
Putin, (pp. 76-100). Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave
Macmillan.
Gill, G. (2010). Destalinisation and the Question
of the Reformability of the Soviet Union.
Debatte: Journal of Contemporary Central and
Eastern Europe, 18(2), 127-143. <a
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509096">[More Information]</a>
2009
Gill, G. (2009). The Communist Party and the
Weakness of Bureaucratic Norms. In Rowney,
Don K; Huskey, Eugene (Eds.), Russian
Bureaucracy and the State: Officialdom From
Alexander III to Vladimir Putin, (pp. 118-134).
UK: Palgrave Macmillan.
2008
Gill, G. (2008). 'Lenin Lives': Or Does He?
Symbols and the Transition from Socialism.
Europe-Asia Studies, 60(2), 173-196. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0966813070182
0077">[More Information]</a>
Gill, G. (2008). Bourgeoisie, State, and
Democracy: Russia, France, Germany and the
USA. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2007
Gill, G. (2007). Australia and the USSR: From
Cold War to Perestroika. In Alexander Massov,
John Mc Nair, Thomas Poole (Eds.), Encounters
under the Southern Cross- Two Centuries of
Russian- Australian Relations 1807-2007, (pp.
232-252). Adelaide SA: Crawford House
Publishing.
Gill, G. (2007). Conclusion: Democratization
and Regional Politics. In Graeme Gill (Eds.),
Politics in the Russian Regions, (pp. 204-213).
United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan.
Gill, G. (2007). Introduction: Power and the
Russian Regions. In Graeme Gill (Eds.),
Politics in the Russian Regions, (pp. 1-15).
United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan.
Gill, G. (2007). Russia: The Two Empires. In
Robert Aldrich (Eds.), The Age of Empires, (pp.
176-195). London: Thames & Hudson Ltd.
Gill, G. (2007). Stalin: A biography. Journal of
Publications for Graeme Gill
Modern History, 79(3), 723-725.
Gill, G. (2007). Stalin: The court of the red tsar.
Journal of Modern History, 79(3), 723-725.
2006
Gill, G. (2006). A New Turn to Authoritarian
Rule In Russia? Democratization, 13(1), 58-77.
Gill, G. (2006). Nationalism and the Transition
to Democracy: The Post-Soviet Experience.
Demokratizatsiya, 14(4), 613-626.
2005
Gill, G. (2005). Changing Symbols: The
Renovation of Moscow Place-Names. Russian
Review, 64(3), 480-503.
2004
Gill, G. (2004). Russia Stunted Civil Society
And The Presidential Regime. Putin's
Democracy:Transitional, Managed, or Illiberal?,
Oslo, Norway: Norwegian Institute of
International Affairs.
2003
Gill, G. (2003). The nature and Development of
the Modern State. UK: Palgrave Macmillan.
2002
Gill, G. (2002). Democracy and
Post-communism - Political change in the
post-communist world. United Kingdom: Taylor
and Francis.
Gill, G. (2002). Stalinism and the Fall of the
Soviet Union. In Stephen G. Wheatcroft (Eds.),
Challenging Traditional Views of Russian
History, (pp. 217-234). New York: Palgrave
Macmillan.
Gill, G. (2002). The Failure of Democracy in
Russia. Perspectives on European Politics and
Society, 3(2), 169-197.
2001
Gill, G. (2001). Culture, Democracy and
Post-Communism: The Course of Regime
Change in Eastern Europe. Acta Politica, 36,
47-70.
Gill, G. (2001). Vladimir Putin and the Future of
the Russian Presidency. In Vladimir
Tikhomirov (Eds.), Russia After Yeltsin, (pp.
16-33). Aldershot: Sage Publications.
2000
Gill, G. (2000). The Soviet Mechanism of Power
and the Fall of the Soviet Union. In Niels
E.Rosenfeldt, Bent Jensen, Erik Kulavig (Eds.),
Mechanisms of power in the Soviet Union, (pp.
3-22). New York: Macmillan Press.