title: Multilevel Governance in Eastern Europe After the Fall of the USSR: How Russian and Ukrainian Post-Soviet Governmental Institutions Affect Crimea
abstract: Regional authority is not always uniformly applied to all territories. How federal governments treat special regions differentiates from how they treat other sub-entities within their jurisdiction. One of the most interesting examples of a special region is Crimea because its story is not connected to just one country, but rather two: Russia and Ukraine. This paper will feature a two-pronged analysis of Crimea and its relationships with the aforementioned countries: first, it will examine late-U
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