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This book tells the forgotten story of the 'dark arts' of constitutional law by explaining how Russian President Vladimir Putin used particular rules in the 1993 Russian Constitution to build and safeguard his personal power.
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William Partlett is Associate Professor at Melbourne Law School, Australia.
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