Yaroslav Snarski
Biographic Data
| ID | 4151910 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yaroslav Snarski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yaroslav |
| FAMILY NAME | Snarski |
| SIGNATURE | SNARSKI Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research University Higher School of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6769-9472 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Green Carrot?
This article analyzes the relationship between environmental protests and allocation of Presidential grants for ecological initiatives in 2017–24 in Russia. While existing studies generally consider environmental conflicts on the part of eco-activism, the focus of the current article is on government strategies. This study merges the concepts of “grassroots cooptation” and regional environmental politics to explain the logic of the government’s a…
Organizational legacies, ideology, and policy stances on universal welfare of Western European political parties, 1970–2019
Green Carrots?” Distribution of Presidential Grants for Environmental Initiatives in 2017-23 as an Element of Regional Environmental Politics
This article aims to identify factors associated with the distribution of Presidential grants for environmental initiatives in 2017-23. The main objective is to check if there is a presence of political logic in supporting regional eco-initiatives. While previous studies considered environmental conflicts, as a rule, on the part of eco-activists, in this paper we focus to a greater extent on studying the strategy of the authorities. For this purp…
Brilliant tragedy? Electoral effects of environmental protest cycle in autocracy
Temporal and Cross-Regional Variance in Environmental Protest Activity of Russians (2007–2021)
The environmental movement in Russia has been a most institutionalized form of collective action. Originating from the Soviet period and gaining momentum in late 1980s, it survived the 1990s’ dramatic transformations as well as the changes in political opportunity structure in the 2000–2010s. Extant scholarship on environmental activism in Russia has been largely focused on case-studies of regional mass-mobilization, such as environmental campaig…
Green Stick? Coercive Capacity and Non-Political Protests in Russia
Environmental activism is one of the important forms of civic activity in all types of political regimes. But under the conditions of autocracies it has a distinct specificity, which involves a conscious distancing from politics. The tendency to avoid “politicization” is an integral component of the strategy of eco-activists, who are well aware of the risks of protest actions in an authoritarian context. Environmental protest activity is often pe…
Mapping Environmental Protests in Russia
Environmental protests have been a major strand of contention in Russia, yet the cross-regional variation in ecoprotests has not been systematically studied. In this paper, combining several protest event datasets we analyze the patterns of environmental activism across time and regions. The data cover more than 1000 protest events with an environmental agenda in the period 2007–2021. Based on these data, we develop a typology of Russian regions …
Ethnic Environmentalism in the Russian Regions
Increased public awareness of environmental problems and the strengthening of diverse identities may lead to the emergence of ‘ethnic environmentalism’. These movements make environmental claims associated with the interests of an ethnic community. We develop this concept by examining protests in the Russian regions. Our findings suggest that ethnic identity facilitates environmental activism under the following conditions: the ethnic group claim…
Brilliant tragedy? Electoral effects of environmental protest cycle in autocracy
Mapping Environmental Protests in Russia
Environmental protests have been a major strand of contention in Russia, yet the cross-regional variation in ecoprotests has not been systematically studied. In this paper, combining several protest event datasets we analyze the patterns of environmental activism across time and regions. The data cover more than 1000 protest events with an environmental agenda in the period 2007–2021. Based on these data, we develop a typology of Russian regions …
Temporal and Cross-Regional Variance in Environmental Protest Activity of Russians (2007–2021)
The environmental movement in Russia has been a most institutionalized form of collective action. Originating from the Soviet period and gaining momentum in late 1980s, it survived the 1990s’ dramatic transformations as well as the changes in political opportunity structure in the 2000–2010s. Extant scholarship on environmental activism in Russia has been largely focused on case-studies of regional mass-mobilization, such as environmental campaig…
Green Stick? Coercive Capacity and Non-Political Protests in Russia
Environmental activism is one of the important forms of civic activity in all types of political regimes. But under the conditions of autocracies it has a distinct specificity, which involves a conscious distancing from politics. The tendency to avoid “politicization” is an integral component of the strategy of eco-activists, who are well aware of the risks of protest actions in an authoritarian context. Environmental protest activity is often pe…
Mapping Environmental Protests in Russia
Environmental protests have been a major strand of contention in Russia, yet the cross-regional variation in ecoprotests has not been systematically studied. In this paper, combining several protest event datasets we analyze the patterns of environmental activism across time and regions. The data cover more than 1000 protest events with an environmental agenda in the period 2007–2021. Based on these data, we develop a typology of Russian regions …
Ethnic Environmentalism in the Russian Regions
Increased public awareness of environmental problems and the strengthening of diverse identities may lead to the emergence of ‘ethnic environmentalism’. These movements make environmental claims associated with the interests of an ethnic community. We develop this concept by examining protests in the Russian regions. Our findings suggest that ethnic identity facilitates environmental activism under the following conditions: the ethnic group claim…
Organizational legacies, ideology, and policy stances on universal welfare of Western European political parties, 1970–2019
Green Carrots?” Distribution of Presidential Grants for Environmental Initiatives in 2017-23 as an Element of Regional Environmental Politics
This article aims to identify factors associated with the distribution of Presidential grants for environmental initiatives in 2017-23. The main objective is to check if there is a presence of political logic in supporting regional eco-initiatives. While previous studies considered environmental conflicts, as a rule, on the part of eco-activists, in this paper we focus to a greater extent on studying the strategy of the authorities. For this purp…
Brilliant tragedy? Electoral effects of environmental protest cycle in autocracy
Green Carrot?
This article analyzes the relationship between environmental protests and allocation of Presidential grants for ecological initiatives in 2017–24 in Russia. While existing studies generally consider environmental conflicts on the part of eco-activism, the focus of the current article is on government strategies. This study merges the concepts of “grassroots cooptation” and regional environmental politics to explain the logic of the government’s a…
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