Parliamentary Power in Russia, 1994-2001

TIFFANY TROXEL completed a Ph.D. in Politics at St Antony's College, Oxford University in 1999. She also received a Masters in Public Policy from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. Dr Troxel spent twelve months in Russia researching the Russian Parliament.

Theoretical Modes of Neo-Institutionalism and the Problem of the Russian Case Constitutional Powers of the Russian Presidency and Parliament: The 1993 Russian Constitution Powers Inherent in the Structural Design of the Russian Presidency and Parliament Actual Legislative Powers of the Russian President and Parliament: Parliamentary Laws versus Presidential Decrees Vetoing and Overriding Vetoes on Legislation in Russia Actual Non-legislative Powers of the Russian President and Parliament: Cabinet Formation and Dismissal Budgetary Powers: The Power Struggle between the Executive and Legislature Conclusions: Parliamentary Power and the Democratic Transition and Consolidation Process in Russia Postscript: Parliamentary Power in Russia from May 1999 to January 2001 Bibliography List of Interviews Index