…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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…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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…commercialized healthcare only as an addition to state care. We propose a law on private, commercial, and other non-governmental medical institutions be adopted. We need to sharply raise the wages…
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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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…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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…cars. Car importing remains a big business (and is now much better regulated, although the city retains a reputation for corruption). In parking lots around the port, one can always…
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…slanderous speech that which might endanger individual, public, or national security. What should be done when two rights conflict is a major philosophical and legal question. Christ the Savior Cathedral…
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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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…there and to further breakup government functions and thus curb corruption. Also politically important is Batumi, a coastal city of about 120,000 and the capital of Adjara, a small autonomous…
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…St. Petersburg’s Unique Culture St. Petersburg (fondly called “Piter” by locals) is legally recognized as Russia’s official “cultural capital.” It is regarded with a certain mystique in Russian culture, known…
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…Alamedin Fur Factory as an economist and logistical expert. He went on to open several cafes and discos and, from 1995-2000, helmed the financial-industrial firm Toton as general director. He…
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