Wilson Center Experts
Ella Pamfilova
Public Policy Scholar
Kennan Institute
Expertise:
Democracy
; Democracy Promotion
; Society and Culture
; Russia and Eurasia
; Russia
Affiliation:
Senior Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Civil Society, State University-Higher School of Economics, and former Chair, Russian Presidential Council for the Promotion of Civil Society Institutions and Human Rights
Wilson Center Project(s):
“Civil Society and December 2011- March 2012 Election Cycle: Negative and Positive Influence on the Vector of Russian Political Development.”
Term:
Oct 17, 2011
Jan 20, 2012
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Civil Society and Election Campaigns: Negative and Positive Influences on the Vector of Russian Political Development
January 10, 2012 // 3:30pm — 5:30pm
After the parliamentary elections on December 4th and public reactions to their outcome, the sociopolitical situation in Russia is changing rapidly. Are these processes irreversible, and what are their tendencies? What are the changes in correlation between civil society resources and political party resources, based on the election's results? The speaker will discuss the state’s “forms of public control,” how they influenced the last election campaign, and what new forms of control might emerge during the next presidential election in March 2012. She will also discuss the possible reputational risks for public and other organizations from attempted manipulation by the ruling powers during the election campaign. more
The Current State of Civil Society as a Reflection of the Paradoxes of Modern-Day Russia
March 11, 2011 // 8:00am — 9:30am
Ella Pamfilova, Senior Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Civil Society, State University-Higher School of Economics, and Former Chair, Russian Presidential Council for the Promotion of Civil Society Institutions and Human Rights more
Civil Society and Election Campaigns: Negative and Positive Influences on the Vector of Russian Political Development
January 10, 2012 // 3:30pm — 5:30pm
After the parliamentary elections on December 4th and public reactions to their outcome, the sociopolitical situation in Russia is changing rapidly. Are these processes irreversible, and what are their tendencies? What are the changes in correlation between civil society resources and political party resources, based on the election's results? The speaker will discuss the state’s “forms of public control,” how they influenced the last election campaign, and what new forms of control might emerge during the next presidential election in March 2012. She will also discuss the possible reputational risks for public and other organizations from attempted manipulation by the ruling powers during the election campaign.
The Current State of Civil Society as a Reflection of the Paradoxes of Modern-Day Russia
March 11, 2011 // 8:00am — 9:30am
Ella Pamfilova, Senior Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Civil Society, State University-Higher School of Economics, and Former Chair, Russian Presidential Council for the Promotion of Civil Society Institutions and Human Rights