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Informationen zum Autor Katherine E. Graney is associate professor and chair of the department of government at Skidmore College. Klappentext Of Khans and Kremlins is the first scholarly book in English to fully examine the effort made by the leadership of the Russian republic of Tatarstan to build and retain state sovereignty in the post-Soviet period. Katherine E. Graney provides new insight into inter-ethnic relations, the politics of cultural pluralism, and federalism in Russia and beyond. Zusammenfassung Of Khans and Kremlins is the first scholarly book in English to fully examine the effort made by the leadership of the Russian republic of Tatarstan to build and retain state sovereignty in the post-Soviet period. Katherine E. Graney provides new insight into inter-ethnic relations! the politics of cultural pluralism! and federalism in Russia and beyond. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Table of Contents 2 Acknowledgments 3 Permissions 4 Dedication 5 List of Abbreviations Chapter 6 Introduction: Of Khans and Kremlins: Tatarstan, Sovereignty and the Future of Ethno-Federalism in Russia Chapter 7 1. The Road to Sovereignty in Tatarstan Chapter 8 2. Projecting Sovereignty in the Russian Federation Under Yeltsin: Federation-Building or Federation-Wrecking Chapter 9 3. Projecting Sovereignty at Home and Abroad: Internal and External State-Building in Tatarstan and Its Impact on Russian Federalism Chapter 10 4. Projecting the Nation: Sovereignty Projects, Nation-Building and Ethnocultural Justice in Tatarstan Chapter 11 5. The End of Russian Federalism? Tatarstan's Sovereignty Project under the Putin Administration Chapter 12 6. Khans and Kremlins Revisited: Assessing the Tatarstani Sovereignty Project and Fostering Federalism and Multicultural Justice in Russia Chapter 13 Bibliography
