…Federal State Statistics Service, Online here and here, accessed April 18, 2014. [85] International Monetary Fund, Online. And, Federal State Statistics Service, Online, last accessed February 16, 2015. [86] Federal…
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…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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…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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…more philosophical underpinnings of linguistic and cultural rights, explaining that, “Cultural rights are an integral part of human rights, which are universal, indivisible and interdependent. The flourishing of creative diversity…
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…the mid-2000s, the Russian forestry sector languished. Under the centrally-planned Soviet Union, the production, consumption, and allocation of all goods “took place under a different social, political, and economic regime;…
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…vice versa, and any deed that was instantly coded as moral/immoral had real material consequences. Image 7. Soviet social advertisement (1930s), source: online This is evident in the discursive construction…
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…Only four of the five apply in the case of the EEU: the trade paradox, the aspirational paradox, the participation paradox, and the sovereignty paradox.[29] Despite the claims of Russian…
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…Exit from the Euro?” International Journal of Political Economy. 39 (4): 87-102. Bandelj, Nina. 2010. “How EU integration and legacies mattered for foreign direct investment into Central and Eastern Europe.”…
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…closing down of all liberal and socialist newspapers in the middle of 1918 was a natural step in the process of ever-increasing repression.”[27] It was not entirely final, however; some…
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…developments in scholarship and teaching on Central Eurasia. Central Asian Program at George Washington University offers several publications on Central Asia – including a journal that occasionally publishes graduate student…
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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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…days of the Russian Empire. Sovetskoe Foto was a photography journal in the USSR. All issues from 1926-1991 are available for free online. RussianPhoto.ru offers over 70,000 photos from 1840-1999,…
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…and U.S. basing in Central Asia, all in peer-reviewed submissions. Central Asia and the Caucasus – Journal of Social and Political Studies comes out six times yearly and is produced…
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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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…or reduced winter power supplies.” Central Asia Online, November 13, 2012. Nichol, Jim. “Central Asia: regional developments and implications for U.S. interests.” Congressional Research Service(CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs. 2011….
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…it is also similar in style. Published since 1978, it comes in various regional, international, and topical issues. Once owned by Promsvyazkapital via the holding company Media 3 (see “Media…
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Alexei Navalny Modern Liberal Nationalism See also: Alexei Navalny: Mayoral Platform for 2013 (in English) Alexei Anatolievich Navalny is a lawyer, activist, and politician. He is generally considered the strongest…
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…require a great deal of capital. Russia is using the large-scale exportation of its natural resources, such as oil and natural gas, to acquire this. The Russian organization that dominates…
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Within the realm of history, several old controversies persist, taking on new meanings within the context of today’s political and cultural imperatives. One of these, often called the “Norman problem,”…
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…of the North Caucasus is a political matter, not a sociological or ideological one. II. Islamic Institutional Competition and Conflict in the Chechen Republic In assessing how institutional differences between…
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