MEDVEDEV IN YAROSLAVL: Definition of Democracy
President Medvedev chose democracy as a major topic for the 2010 Yaroslavl Forum, indicating that it is not merely an abstract subject for him, and that perhaps he himself is a democrat. Medvedev increasingly believes that Russia should be more of a democracy. Of course, he also understands that democracy is a process, an aim, which can be defined in theory, but is never perfectly attainable in reality. This too was very well understood by all the participants at the Forum, who discussed the idea of democracy and the process of democratization, that is to say, the ways in which to improve or further develop democracy...
Michael Wieviorka
THE YAROSLAVL FORUM IS GOOD FOR RUSSIA’S DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT
Immanuel Wallerstein
THE LEVEL OF THE YAROSLAVL FORUM WAS RATHER HIGH
Robert Skidelsky
RUSSIA DEBATES ITS FUTURE
Piotr Dutkiewicz
RUSSIA IS FACING A DIFFICULT PATH OF MODERNIZATION
Doris Naisbitt
THE YAROSLAVL FORUM HAS BECOME MORE FOCUSED
John Dunn
LET’S DISCUSS MORE THAN JUST DEMOCRACY AT YAROSLAVL
Gleb Pavlovsky
STABLE DEMOCRACY: MANY MODELS, ONE AGENDA
Vladislav Inozemtsev
THE PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA APPEARED VERY MODERN AT THE YAROSLAVL FORUM
Andrey Kolesnikov
MEDVEDEV PERCEIVES DEMOCRACY FROM A WESTERN STANDPOINT
Andrey Kolesnikov
MEDVEDEV PERCEIVES DEMOCRACY FROM A WESTERN STANDPOINT
Alexander Auzan
DEMOCRACY IS A VERY EXPENSIVE TOOL
Mikhail Remizov
THE MAJORITY TODAY IS MUCH MORE ADVANCED THAN THE ELITE
Tatu Vanhanen
RUSSIA FULFILLS THE CRITERIA OF DEMOCRACY
Arend Lijphart
DEMOCRACY IMPLIES EQUALITY BY DEFINITION
Boris Mezhuev
ADDRESSING DEMOCRACY
Konstantin Arshin
THE MOVER OF CHANGE: IN MEMORY OF SHMUEL EISENSTADT