Protest mobilization and cooptation of parliamentary opposition parties in Russia's regions

A quantitative data set on protest organization and participation by Russian parliamentary opposition parties during the "for fair elections" protests between December '11 and March '12

Version 1.0, published: Oct. 17, 2020.

Note: A newer version of this dataset has been published Version 1.1

Jan Matti Dollbaum

Main category: Protests

Curated by: Jan Matti Dollbaum

Jan Matti Dollbaum (2020): Protest mobilization and cooptation of parliamentary opposition parties in Russia's regions – A quantitative data set on protest organization and participation by Russian parliamentary opposition parties during the "for fair elections" protests between December '11 and March '12, v. 1.0, Discuss Data, https://doi.org/10.48320/592CF838-202C-4009-A905-CEF1B96C20AB

Description

The quantitative data set is in .dta format. It includes basic economic and demographic measures of 76 out of Russia's 83 regions (in 2011). It also includes variables on protest mobilization by the parliamentary opposition parties as measured by the number of protests organized and the number of mobilized (visually recognizable) party activists per region. Furthermore, a measure of cooptation of the parties in the regional legislatures in included - i.e. the number of committee chairs that each party controls in the period between December 2011 and April 2012.

Protest mobilization and cooptation of parliamentary opposition parties in Russia's regions

A quantitative data set on protest organization and participation by Russian parliamentary opposition parties during the "for fair elections" protests between December '11 and March '12

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