Was There a Quiet Revolution? Belarus After the 2006 Presidential Election
Was There a Quiet Revolution? Belarus After the 2006 Presidential Election
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是否有一场静悄悄的革命？
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10.1080/13523270902861038
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发表时间：
2009
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E. Korosteleva
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作者：
E. Korosteleva
2006年的白俄罗斯总统选举动员了社会各阶层的人抗议卢卡申科政权。虽然这是史无前例的，但群众动员是短暂的，未能发展成该地区的另一种颜色革命。我们理解卢卡申科政权的持久性的关键似乎在于其内部环境，特别是白俄罗斯选民的看似矛盾的特征。他们不仅完全认同总统，从而有效地使他的政治和政策合法化;他们还通过对如何在卢卡申科政权下生存甚至繁荣的战略学习，明知故犯地这样做。然而，这种类型的学习不一定会导致对政权弊端的批判性反思，因此不太可能挑战其基础。
The 2006 presidential election in Belarus mobilized a large cross-section of society to protest against the Lukashenko regime. Although unprecedented, the mass mobilization was short-lived, failing to develop into another kind of coloured revolution in the region. The key to our understanding of the endurance of Lukashenko's regime seems to lie in its internal environment, and notably, in the seemingly contradictory feature of the Belarusian electorate. Not only do they fully identify with the president, thus effectively legitimizing his politics and policies; they also do so knowingly, through their strategic learning of how to survive and even thrive under Lukashenko's regime. This type of learning, however, may not necessarily lead to a critical reflection of the regime's malpractice, and thus is unlikely to challenge its foundations.
欧盟治理的局限性：白俄罗斯对欧洲睦邻政策的回应
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Korosteleva E
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Korosteleva E