Razgnevannye nabliudateli: fal'sifikatsii parlamentskikh vyborov glazami ochevidtsev / Sost. Irina Berliand i Marina Stupakova. – M: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie, 2012
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Russian Legislative Elections 2011, Election Fraud, Discontent of Independent Observers, Conflicts at Polling Stations, Political Emotions
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Какой политический эффект производят эмоции? Как передать свои политические эмоции другим гражданам? Как социологу подступиться к изучению «гнева»? Подумать над этими вопросами позволят свидетельства и дневники юристов, инженеров, программистов, студентов и священнослужителя, которые работали независимыми наблюдателями на парламентских выборах 2011 года. Согласно аннотации, «составители сборника всюду сохранили авторский стиль, чтобы донести до читателей живые голоса тех, кто близко познакомились с избирательной практикой современной России и пополнили “армию разгневанных наблюдателей”».
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Aug 28, 2012
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Vanke, A. 2012. Razgnevannye nabliudateli: fal’sifikatsii parlamentskikh vyborov glazami ochevidtsev / Sost. Irina Berliand i Marina Stupakova. – M: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie, 2012. Laboratorium: Russian Review of Social Research. 4, 2 (Aug. 2012), 242–245.
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