The Limits of Authoritarian Modernisation: Zero Tolerance Policing in Kazakhstan

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RT @GavinSlade4: Authoritarian rulers allow police corruption in return for loyalty but hide this choice in the language of reform. Police…

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RT @GavinSlade4: Authoritarian rulers allow police corruption in return for loyalty but hide this choice in the language of reform. Police…

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In our current volume, part of a special collection of essays on Law & Security in #Eurasia, edited by @Ericamarat & McCarthy. The Limits of Authoritarian Modernisation: Zero Tolerance Policing in #Kazakhstan, by @GavinSlade4, Trochev & Talgat

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RT @EurAsiaStudies: Now online + forthcoming in a Special Issue on Law & Society in Post-Communist Countries, guest-edited by @Ericamarat…

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