Background
Shevchenko, Iulia was born on August 25, 1974 in Severodvinsk, Russia. Daughter of Dmitrii Tikhonovich and Vera Ivanovna Shevchenko.
(Placing the development of the Soviet and Russian central...)
Placing the development of the Soviet and Russian central governments in theoretical context, this work breaks new ground in the study of contemporary Russian politics. Iulia Shevchenko's creative treatment of the principal-agent model offers fresh insight into the institutional origins of change in government organization in the communist and post-communist period, from President Gorbachev to President Putin. She demonstrates that government organization varies with the extent to which the principal actors - the president and parliament - are prepared to empower the cabinet to actively develop rather than just implement policy. Delegation of broad decision-making powers, which occurs when the policy environment is highly competitive, is a crucial factor explaining the uneven dynamics of government development during this period. The originality of this work, rich with supporting evidence and empirical data, will ensure that it becomes the standard source for students and scholars concerned with this aspect of post-Soviet politics.
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political scientist researcher
Shevchenko, Iulia was born on August 25, 1974 in Severodvinsk, Russia. Daughter of Dmitrii Tikhonovich and Vera Ivanovna Shevchenko.
Candidate of Science in Politics, European University at St. Petersburg and Institute of World Economy and International Rectifier, Moscow, 1997—2000. Master of Arts in Political Science, European University at St. Petersburg and University of Helsinki, 1997. Diploma with Honors in Sociology of Culture, St. Petersburg State Academy of Culture, St. Petersburg, 1991—1996.
Research fellow European University at St. Petersburg, Russia, since 2000.
(Placing the development of the Soviet and Russian central...)
Married Grigorii V. Golosov, February 24, 2000.