Historical aspects of the implementation of the influence of political movements on the economic environment in post-communist countries
Олим Астанакуловassociate professor of International Islamic Academy of UzbekistanАхмед Магомедович Гачаевassociate professor of Grozny State Oil Technical UniversityMarhat Yakhyaevasenior lecturer at the Chechen State UniversityNatalya Kuchkovskayaassociate professor, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation
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The phenomenon of populism is relevant to the political life of the so-called post-Soviet countries-sovereign states that became independent after the collapse of the former USSR in 1991. As part of this research, we believe that it is advisable to pay special attention to populism in Russia and Belarus. The Russian Federation was and remains the most powerful and influential country in the post-Soviet space. The peculiarities of its internal political development are now critically affecting the CIS countries as well. In this context, the issue of populism in the Russian Federation has become particularly relevant today.
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