A Taste for Oppression
A Political Ethnography of Everyday Life in Belarus
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Very few up-to-date qualitative studies are available on locked societies (such as north Korea or Belarus), thus this book fills an important gap in our understanding of existing authoritarian regimes. An inside look at daily lives of people in a country that is often referred to as "the last dictatorship in Europe" from an author who lived and worked in Belarus. Addresses mechanisms of tyranny and explores why part of the population still supports Lukashenko. The issues of society consent to obedience and adaptation to a long-lasting authoritarian regime is relevant in very divers thematical ...
Very few up-to-date qualitative studies are available on locked societies (such as north Korea or Belarus), thus this book fills an important gap in our understanding of existing authoritarian regimes. An inside look at daily lives of people in a country that is often referred to as "the last dictatorship in Europe" from an author who lived and worked in Belarus. Addresses mechanisms of tyranny and explores why part of the population still supports Lukashenko. The issues of society consent to obedience and adaptation to a long-lasting authoritarian regime is relevant in very divers thematical and disciplinary fields (from political sciences to psychology).
