…Eurasian Union: A Danger or Strategic Opportunity?, European Strategist (Nov. 25, 2011), http://www.europeanstrategist.eu/2011/11/putins-eurasian-union-a-danger-or-strategic-opportunity/. [11] Id. [12] See The Alma-Ata Declaration, Arm.-Azer.-Belr.-Kaz.-Kyrg.-Mold.-Russ.-Taj.-Turkm.-Ukr.-Uzb., Dec. 21, 1991. [13] Zhenis Kembayev, Integration Processes in…
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…three sons. Neither woman is idealized; in fact, images of them are juxtaposed with images of the homeless. In their 1993 book Sexuality and the Body in Russian Culture, Costlow,…
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…Connect to BRC Pipeline.” http://www.globalinsight.com/…htm. Iankulova, Ina. “Shell Closes Down in Turkmenistan.” Euraisanet.org, 10 April 2003, http://www.eurasianet.org/…shtml. Karaeve, Zainiddin. “Border Disputes and Regional Integration in Central Asia.” Harvard Asia Quarterly,…
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…-0.01 0.105 0.195 0.111 (-0.08) (-1.17) -0.47 (-0.4) Birth Rate -0.488*** -0.407*** -0.606*** -0.415*** (-4.26) (-5.03) (-4.61) (-3.96) Kuznet’s Ratio (10/10) -0.086 -0.113*** -0.108 -0.1 (-1.4) (-2.59) (-0.99) (-1.28) Unemployment…
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…is highly doubtful that Russia can attract enough foreign workers and, even if it could, whether it would help much. Firstly, it is questionable whether even in Central Asia, the…
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…http://www.neweurasia.net/politics-and-society/some-factors-caused-inter-ethnic-conflict-in-southern-kyrgyzstan/ “Bakiyev Supporters Join Forces in Kyrgyzstan’s South,” RIA Novosti, 12 April 2010, http://en.rian.ru/exsoviet/20100412/158546565.html “Corruption,” Kyrgyzstan: Revolution Revisited, Eurasianet.org, 2006, http://www.eurasianet.org/kyrgyzstan/reportcard/issue3.shtml Dukenbaev, Askat and Hansen, William. “Understanding Politics in Kyrgyzstan,”…
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…more to support immigration if it desires population growth. This is especially true as its демографическое эхоdemographic echo deepens. None of these issues are easy or simple. Future installments of…
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…persecution. [4] Memorial Human Rights Group. “THE CHARTER.” www.memo.ru/eng/about/charter.htm [5] Ibid. [6] Makarov, Aleksei. Interview and translation by author. Email interview. Moscow, April 2, 2012. [7] Ibid. [8] Ibid. [9]…
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…trend, however, Russia is unable to reach its oil exporting potential without a dramatic increase in outside capital to invest in its infrastructure and reorganize its management. As market analyst…
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…including its lack of judicial independence. President Putin has recently indicated that “the judiciary branch’s independence is not an honorable privilege but the necessary condition [for] it [to] perform its…
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…a Chinese company initially interested in investment.[5] Forced to seek funding internally, Rakhmon initiated a vast public campaign to encourage investment in the dam project. shortly after his 2009 public…
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…have the stronger hand in the firm-employee relationship, the government retains the trump card and is capable of playing it however Astana sees fit. VI. Inter-Firm Relations Little information is…
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…and the issues it faces today. In order to grasp fully the meaning and value of linguistic rights, it is important to examine their emergence in the international rights discourse,…
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The information on this page is meant to introduce the reader to the media in Russia and give an idea of its ownership structure. Our purpose in compiling this information…
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Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the LDPR since its foundation in 1991. The Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR), it is often said, is neither liberal nor particularly democratic. They advocate…
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…Russia, is the most popular English-language textbook on Russian history. It is now in its seventh edition, published in 2005. In that edition, Dr. Riasanovsky asserts that, although “the majority…
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…fact. Latvia recently banned several Russian channels, including Channel Five. The situation is very unpleasant. To be honest, our colleagues in Estonia are involved in a conflict now, and in…
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…of its customers. You are very likely to see its brand in former Soviet states, in Eastern Europe, and even in India, China, and Germany. There, SberBank most often expands…
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…pupil must follow. It is different from contemporary visual advertising in that it relies on a detailed description of routine procedure. The key imperative is not “to buy” but rather…
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…gates are supposed to increase the real estate value by 15 to 20%. See http://www. Taocorn.com/news/2004/0219/front_page/002.html [20] For more information about the Community Association Institute see http://www.caionline.org/about/index.cfm [21] https://www.caisecure.net/Merchant2/merchant.mv?screen=SFNT&Store_Code=CAI [22]…
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