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Paul Chaisty is Professor of Russian and East European Politics and Head of the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies (OSGA) at the University of Oxford. He joined the Department of Politics and International Relations in 2005, following a prior appointment at Pembroke College, Oxford. His research examines legislative, party, and interest group politics in post-communist systems, with geographic emphasis on Russia and Ukraine.
Research interests include:
- Comparative presidentialism and coalitional politics in multiparty systems
- Political attitudes and national identity in Putin's Russia
- Electoral behavior and party systems in Ukraine
- Authoritarian institutional resilience and regime legitimacy
- Legislative dynamics in hybrid and post-Soviet regimes
His publications analyze patterns in executive-legislative relations, coalition management, and public opinion across authoritarian and transitional contexts. Recent work investigates constitutional reforms in Russia, electoral landslides in Ukraine, cabinet proportionality, and COVID-19 blame attribution in authoritarian states.
He currently supervises PhD candidates including George Hajipavli. No scientific awards or grants are documented in the source material.
