…paramilitarism’s importance to achieving the group’s goals. The Corps founded the National Druzhina (also known as the National Militia) in 2017 as a street patrol and paramilitary group separate from…
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…local civil societies who work with social issues. Global civil society consists of actors outside of governments, generally focusing on social problems. Rapidly, global civil society is becoming, “… not…
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…“The Charter of the International Volunteer Public Organization ‘Memorial Historical, Educational, Human Rights and Charitable Society.’” Memorial. www.memo.ru/eng/about/charter.htm (English version) // http://www.memo.ru/about/ustav.htm (Russian version) (accessed April 23, 2012). Memorial Human…
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…here is the industrial development of the Arctic, including mineral production, all kinds of commodities, I already mentioned this but I would like to repeat – rephrasing the great Lomonosov…
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…not universally held. Allison further disallowed military learning by crediting internecine Chechen conflict with allowing Russia to create a “construct” of imagined Russian power.[83] Allison also included several caveats about…
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…Organization, Geneva. Rhodes, W., Allen, E., & Callahan, M. (2006). Illegal Logging: A Market-Based Analysis of Trafficking in Illegal Timber. Final Report. Contract # 2004 TO 164 commissioned by the…
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…to cultivate political influence through non-governmental channels. Through the creative application of grassroots strategies, environmental organizations have occasionally become influential in local environmental politics, and they have gained some substantial…
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…the moral social cause is an underlying requirement to intervene everywhere the social cause is not being respected. This belief in universality is part of what drives the EU to…
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…international Menshevik activity. The final years of the Civil War, however, would show the Bolshevik leadership more than ever that the desire for an alternative political reality was closer to…
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…Caucasus and Central Asia: Pipeline Politics and the National Interest (Monterey CA: Naval Postgraduate School, 1997), p. 10. [16] Vanhove, pp. 10-11. [17] Clive Schofield and Martin Pratt, “Claims to…
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…Studies in Modern European History: Nation, Nationalism, Social Change (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2007) –– Social Conditions of National Revival in Europe: A Comparative Analysis of the Social Composition of Patriotic Groups…
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…and social programs broke down—his ability to mediate between local citizens, big business, and local and regional governments produced positive results for all, making him a popular leader. Sobyanin rose…
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…Thousands of people were filling the park, and even more were lining the other side of the canal. There were metal detectors at the entrance of one side of the…
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…(USAID) and other US government agencies, local and international organizations, universities, local and international environmental non-governmental organizations, and host country governments. Our projects tap into the wide array of technical…
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…Culture Festival, Europe’s largest such festival. All of this history and these changes are readily visible on the streets of modern Krakow. The Royal Capital of Krakow According to legend,…
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…at Manas International Airport, a logistical hub for the coalition effort in Afghanistan. It is also Kyrgyzstan’s financial center, home to 21 commercial banks and a large number of industrial…
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…a bit through the park, enjoying one of the first days of spring, the slightly warmer weather, and the tree blossoms, before heading to a café to study and catch…
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…need to involve local seasonal products (see point 2), gastronomical regional specialists, gastronomic traditions and their reformulations, etc. Rural, provincial, localized, gastronomic life features as an important “attraction” within the…
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…29-49. Heintz, Monica. “Republic of Moldova Versus Romania: The Cold War of National Identities.” Journal of Political Science and International Relations. II. no. 1 (2005): 71-81. (accessed February 19, 2012)….
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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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