Р С Мухаметов
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6801905 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Р С Мухаметов |
| NOMBRES | Р С |
| APELLIDO | Мухаметов |
| FIRMA | МУХАМЕТОВ Р С |
| AFILIACIONES | Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin, Ekaterinburg, Russia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5175-8300 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
The Initiation of Interstate Armed Conflicts and Military Rule
This study examines the relationship between military rule and the initiation of interstate wars. The prevailing view in academic literature holds that the involvement of the military in political power increases the frequency of armed conflicts between states. This paper aims to empirically test whether military governments are indeed more likely to initiate interstate wars compared to other types of autocracies, and to assess the validity of th…
Determinants of Belief in Conspiracy Theories About the Covid-19 Pandemic
Why do some folks believe in conspiracy theories while others don’t? The purpose of this study was to examine a number of individual predictors of believing in conspiracy theory. The article presents estimates of the impact of trust in social networks, religiosity and institutional trust on faith in conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic. Data from the 2nd wave (April–May 2021) of the online survey (N = 1199) of the Values in Crisis inte…
The Relationship Between Voluntary Associations and Civic Engagement in Russia
This study examines the relationship between citizens’ participation in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and their civic engagement in the Russian context. The research addresses why some individuals actively participate in political life while others remain disengaged, drawing on the neo-Tocquevillian tradition that views NGOs as “schools of democracy.” Based on this theoretical framework, several hypotheses are formulated regarding the imp…
Why Do the Citizens Trust the Police
This study is devoted to the investigation of factors affecting the level of trust in the Russian police. The main research issue of the article is to understand why some citizens trust law enforcement agencies, while others do not. To achieve this goal, data obtained during the 7th wave of the World Values Survey were used. The method of analyzing quantitative data was ordinal logistic regression. It is shown that the crime rate in the area of r…
Why are Citizens Proud of Their Country? The Role of the Media and the Perception of External Threats in the Formation of National Pride in Russia
2000 . ( 2007 .) ( )
Why Do Citizens Trust the Government? The Origins of Political Trust in Modern Russia
Political trust is central to the study of political regimes. The level of public support for a government or party is one of the most important indicators of political legitimacy and stability. The article examines the quantitative indicators of the influence of socio-psychological, civic, institutional, and informational factors on political trust. The purpose of the study was to understand the factors influencing trust in the Russian governmen…
Kremlin and Governors’ Re-election
Since the return of the direct elections of the heads of the Russian regions in 2012, the terms of service of 143 regional leaders have expired. 66 leaders received an extension, while 77 did not. In the overwhelming majority of cases, the heads of the regions, supported by the federal center and the president in particular, are re-elected. What motivates the federal center’s decisions to support the governor’s nomination for a new term? What are…
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Kremlin and Governors’ Re-election
Since the return of the direct elections of the heads of the Russian regions in 2012, the terms of service of 143 regional leaders have expired. 66 leaders received an extension, while 77 did not. In the overwhelming majority of cases, the heads of the regions, supported by the federal center and the president in particular, are re-elected. What motivates the federal center’s decisions to support the governor’s nomination for a new term? What are…
Why Do Citizens Trust the Government? The Origins of Political Trust in Modern Russia
Political trust is central to the study of political regimes. The level of public support for a government or party is one of the most important indicators of political legitimacy and stability. The article examines the quantitative indicators of the influence of socio-psychological, civic, institutional, and informational factors on political trust. The purpose of the study was to understand the factors influencing trust in the Russian governmen…
Why Do the Citizens Trust the Police
This study is devoted to the investigation of factors affecting the level of trust in the Russian police. The main research issue of the article is to understand why some citizens trust law enforcement agencies, while others do not. To achieve this goal, data obtained during the 7th wave of the World Values Survey were used. The method of analyzing quantitative data was ordinal logistic regression. It is shown that the crime rate in the area of r…
Why are Citizens Proud of Their Country? The Role of the Media and the Perception of External Threats in the Formation of National Pride in Russia
2000 . ( 2007 .) ( )
The Relationship Between Voluntary Associations and Civic Engagement in Russia
This study examines the relationship between citizens’ participation in non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and their civic engagement in the Russian context. The research addresses why some individuals actively participate in political life while others remain disengaged, drawing on the neo-Tocquevillian tradition that views NGOs as “schools of democracy.” Based on this theoretical framework, several hypotheses are formulated regarding the imp…
The Initiation of Interstate Armed Conflicts and Military Rule
This study examines the relationship between military rule and the initiation of interstate wars. The prevailing view in academic literature holds that the involvement of the military in political power increases the frequency of armed conflicts between states. This paper aims to empirically test whether military governments are indeed more likely to initiate interstate wars compared to other types of autocracies, and to assess the validity of th…
Determinants of Belief in Conspiracy Theories About the Covid-19 Pandemic
Why do some folks believe in conspiracy theories while others don’t? The purpose of this study was to examine a number of individual predictors of believing in conspiracy theory. The article presents estimates of the impact of trust in social networks, religiosity and institutional trust on faith in conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 pandemic. Data from the 2nd wave (April–May 2021) of the online survey (N = 1199) of the Values in Crisis inte…
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