The Politics of Anti-Corruption Campaigns in Putin’s Russia: Power, Opposition, and the All-Russia People’s Front
The Politics of Anti-Corruption Campaigns in Putin’s Russia: Power, Opposition, and the All-Russia People’s Front
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普京俄罗斯反腐败运动的政治：权力、反对派和全俄人民阵线
DOI：
10.1080/09668136.2019.1577359
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
Mari Aburamoto
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Takeshi Hatanaka;Yasuaki Wasa;Kenko Uchida;Akira Hibiki;久保文明;中田邦博;今中哲二;松本 充豊;Mari Aburamoto
弗拉基米尔·普京(Vladimir Putin)第三任期之初的特点是腐败政治化。反对派力量聚焦于腐败，并批评该政权容忍腐败。这篇文章探讨了朝鲜政权对反对派批评的反应。朝鲜政权遇到了一个两难境地：它不能忽视反对派，但推动反腐改革对政权来说是有风险的。这项研究的重点是该政权使用全俄罗斯人民阵线(ObshCherossiiskii Narodnyi Front-ONF)的情况，并得出结论认为，该阵线起到了‘半官方’反腐败运动的作用，使该政权能够在不直接参与这一过程的情况下转移责任。
The beginning of Vladimir Putin’s third term was characterised by the politicisation of corruption. Opposition forces focused on corruption and criticised the regime for tolerating it. This article explores how the regime reacted to opposition criticism. The regime encountered a dilemma: it could not ignore the opposition but promoting anti-corruption reforms was risky for the regime. This study focuses on the regime’s use of the All-Russia People’s Front (Obshcherossiiskii Narodnyi Front—ONF) and concludes that it functioned as a ‘parastatal’ anti-corruption movement, enabling the regime to deflect the blame without directly involving itself in the process.