Yury Korgunyuk
Biographic Data
| ID | 4152054 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yury Korgunyuk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yury |
| FAMILY NAME | Korgunyuk |
| SIGNATURE | KORGUNYUK Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Issue Dimensions and Cleavages
The article analyzes the weak points of the Manifesto Project’s methodology, such as its emphasis on issue salience, instead of issue positions; bringing the content of manifestos under too broad categories formulated at the beginning of the project; not quite the appropriate technique of factor analysis etc. An alternative methodology is proposed that focuses on party positions on issues which generate the largest polarization in the political s…
The impact of modernization on the levels of electoral and party contestation in Russian regions
This study examines the impact of modernization on the levels of electoral and party contestation in Russia’s 85 regions. By employing cluster and regression analysis, our study shows that modernization does have a positive impact on the degrees of political pluralism in Russia’s regions. This applies not only to simple tools reflecting the levels of region-wide support for pluralism and a multiparty system, from the general population, but also …
Party Reforms and the Unbalancing of the Cleavage Structure in Russian Regional Elections, 2012–2015
This study analyses the influence of the party reforms of 2012 and the ‘counter-reforms’ of 2013–2014 on the Russian party system, and the structure of political and electoral cleavages in Russian regions. The emergence of new political parties in 2012–2013 led to a temporary increase in electoral competition, an augmentation of the political space, and a rise in the number of electoral cleavages, but these developments did not weaken the dominat…
Classification of Russian Parties
This article attempts to classify Russian parties by various criteria and with the help of various methods. Cluster analysis shows that only 10 of the 75 parties registered by the Ministry of Justice can be considered as actual political actors. They can be broken into three clusters: 1) United Russia; 2) parliamentary opposition – cprf , ldpr and A Just Russia; 3) six parties with a various degree of participation in national political debates a…
Electoral Cleavage Map of Russia
The article presents a methodology for the research of cleavage structure in post-Soviet Russia on the regional level (municipalities as cases). This methodology is applied to the results both of the 2011 Duma election and elections to regional legislatures over the period 2012–14. The electoral cleavage map of today’s Russia is constructed on the basis of the 2011 election results. All Russian regions are divided into five groups by the degree o…
Classification of Russian Parties
This article attempts to classify Russian parties by various criteria and with the help of various methods. Cluster analysis shows that only 10 of the 75 parties registered by the Ministry of Justice can be considered as actual political actors. They can be broken into three clusters: 1) United Russia; 2) parliamentary opposition – cprf , ldpr and A Just Russia; 3) six parties with a various degree of participation in national political debates a…
Electoral Cleavage Map of Russia
The article presents a methodology for the research of cleavage structure in post-Soviet Russia on the regional level (municipalities as cases). This methodology is applied to the results both of the 2011 Duma election and elections to regional legislatures over the period 2012–14. The electoral cleavage map of today’s Russia is constructed on the basis of the 2011 election results. All Russian regions are divided into five groups by the degree o…
Party Reforms and the Unbalancing of the Cleavage Structure in Russian Regional Elections, 2012–2015
This study analyses the influence of the party reforms of 2012 and the ‘counter-reforms’ of 2013–2014 on the Russian party system, and the structure of political and electoral cleavages in Russian regions. The emergence of new political parties in 2012–2013 led to a temporary increase in electoral competition, an augmentation of the political space, and a rise in the number of electoral cleavages, but these developments did not weaken the dominat…
Electoral Cleavage Map of Russia
The article presents a methodology for the research of cleavage structure in post-Soviet Russia on the regional level (municipalities as cases). This methodology is applied to the results both of the 2011 Duma election and elections to regional legislatures over the period 2012–14. The electoral cleavage map of today’s Russia is constructed on the basis of the 2011 election results. All Russian regions are divided into five groups by the degree o…
Classification of Russian Parties
This article attempts to classify Russian parties by various criteria and with the help of various methods. Cluster analysis shows that only 10 of the 75 parties registered by the Ministry of Justice can be considered as actual political actors. They can be broken into three clusters: 1) United Russia; 2) parliamentary opposition – cprf , ldpr and A Just Russia; 3) six parties with a various degree of participation in national political debates a…
Party Reforms and the Unbalancing of the Cleavage Structure in Russian Regional Elections, 2012–2015
This study analyses the influence of the party reforms of 2012 and the ‘counter-reforms’ of 2013–2014 on the Russian party system, and the structure of political and electoral cleavages in Russian regions. The emergence of new political parties in 2012–2013 led to a temporary increase in electoral competition, an augmentation of the political space, and a rise in the number of electoral cleavages, but these developments did not weaken the dominat…
The impact of modernization on the levels of electoral and party contestation in Russian regions
This study examines the impact of modernization on the levels of electoral and party contestation in Russia’s 85 regions. By employing cluster and regression analysis, our study shows that modernization does have a positive impact on the degrees of political pluralism in Russia’s regions. This applies not only to simple tools reflecting the levels of region-wide support for pluralism and a multiparty system, from the general population, but also …
Issue Dimensions and Cleavages
The article analyzes the weak points of the Manifesto Project’s methodology, such as its emphasis on issue salience, instead of issue positions; bringing the content of manifestos under too broad categories formulated at the beginning of the project; not quite the appropriate technique of factor analysis etc. An alternative methodology is proposed that focuses on party positions on issues which generate the largest polarization in the political s…
Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Cleavage (geology (2 works) · Economic system (2 works)