…to liberalize the country’s economic policies.[101] This includes a relaxation of currency control regulations and a reduction of agricultural subsidies.[102] Prior to integration efforts, all enterprises conducting business in Belarus…
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…glasnost’, including ‘ideological erosion, regime delegitimation, religious revival, politicisation of elites and masses, enhancement of national consciousness and environmental concern.'[36] Although only the enhancement of national consciousness signifies a direct…
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…copper.[4] The engine was not so much the exports themselves, supported by rising prices, as the exporting companies´ demand for domestic goods and services. Revenues from oil exports also enabled…
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…the US, and Iran as they relate to Central Asian energy. An historical analysis of these policies as well as a critical analysis of the pipelines and the strategies will…
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…has evolved and expanded since its conception. Now an integrated part of Ukraine’s formal military forces, its leaders are currently active in local and national politics. Although they have been…
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…to adapt well to capitalism. The Baltic states and countries with large hydrocarbon reserves have been able to rely on their already well-established industrial base or on natural resources. Kyrgyzstan,…
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…Amendment Briefing Book. Forest Trends, The Nature Conservancy, and Environmental Investigation Agency [In English and Chinese]. Environmental Investigation Agency – EIA. (2007). Attention Wal-Mart Shoppers: How Wal-Mart’s Sourcing Practices Encourage…
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…increase in energy security. A combination of reasons (international terrorism, regional insurgency, foreign competition) requires states to physically protect their energy supply lines. Through individual bilateral agreements, the US has…
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…de brigandages tous les canaux qu’ouvrira son avarice pour conduire vers lui les sources des richessses… C’est la Loi de tous les siècles: l’injure qui a souillé la bouche en…
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…accused of meeting with someone. But this is standard international practice when a diplomatic representative and even Government members meet with all the candidates, their teams, when they discuss various…
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…of personal and professional growth, all while learning about how Russians, Americans, and Mongolians interact with their environment, balancing lifestyle and economics with protecting vital natural resources and eco-tourist opportunities.…
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…foreign investment which would certainly hurt the American and global economies as well. Some might even argue that such actions counter global entrepreneurship and therefore contradict the principles of American…
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…станциях в разном месте», — отмечает заместитель генерального директора по развитию пассажирского транспорта (поезд «Иволга») Александр Лошманов. “This allows passengers to feel comfortable during rush hour even given that entrances…
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…and are “generally bilingual”; second, “small and medium-sized monolingual nationalities without scripts, which live as compact masses, are agricultural and not united territorially”; third, larger monolingual nationalities “using a traditional…
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…training systems, and inter-company relations.[2] Based on the predominate types of relationships, national economies can then be grouped into two categories: liberal market economies (LMEs) and coordinated market economies (CMEs)….
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…(Spetsial’nie Otryady Bystrogo Reagirovaniya – special rapid reaction forces, also known as OMSN). The U.S. distinction between special forces and special operations forces is not applied to the discussion here….
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…This lack of understanding perpetuates the continuous political conflicts between the two sides, and unless conscious steps are taken to resolve the problem, continued conflict between these two entities is…
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…borders to Western economic and political influences coincided with massive changes in the government’s social and cultural policies. Known as glasnost, the program of cultural liberalization encouraged journalists and artists…
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…enemies of the state. Therefore, there is a hidden parallel with such parasites, known widely as tuneyadtsy(тунеядцы), who were considered antisocial not only in terms of their activities, but in…
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…some as questionable, similar experiences have been reported in several countries in Eastern and Central Europe, in both countries considered “democratic” and those considered “authoritarian.” Reasoning behind the low numbers…
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