…enterprises and suggest government policies but may not charge for its services or create regulations. Ministry of Energy (Minenergo) develops energy policies and regulations. It also oversees all Production Sharing…
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…Slavophiles, this term has additional important connotations of authentic and organic relations between individuals, in contrast to the artificial and alien nature of the rational-legal, contractual relations promoted by the…
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…price fixing between managing companies. Moscow City Government will investigate instances of price fixing between managing companies and report them to the courts and federal antimonopoly services. We will also…
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…account part of the state’s natural resources (subsoil, land, etc.). After the child reaches adulthood, that child will receive these resources as start-up capital. Ukrainians shall become the main shareholders…
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…Sector and International Trade in Forest Products analyzses Russia’s forestry sector, especially as it relates to China and the WTO. Our last entry, A Vision and a Guiding Light in…
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…used in art produced on the two sides of the great schism. “The Geopolitics of Oil Pipelines in Central Asia” compares and contrasts the foreign policies and proposed pipelines of…
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…Mogilevskaya Oblast” in Soviet Belarus during WWII. “Tolstoy’s Peasant Schools at Yasnaya Polyana” explores the history and philosophy behind Leo Tolstoy’s experimental school. “Environmental Policy and Politics of Lake Baikal”…
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Russia has often been accused recently of “energy blackmail,” using its large hydrocarbon reserves to gain political influence in countries which are dependent on energy imports from Russia to sustain…
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…one of Ukraine’s ethnic minorities. The other three articles look at modern and historical social issues in Russia and the USSR. Cooperative Ventures of Russian Civil Societygives an inside look…
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…The Pictorial Tradition in Sokurov’s Confession,” which examines an early post-Soviet military documentary and the painting techniques that helped inspire it. As a twist, this issue also features several personal…
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…festivities. The protests come as Russia enters the 2018 election cycle. Navalny, who hopes to challenge Vladimir Putin for the presidency, came to prominence as a political blogger on LiveJournal.…
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…crime that occurred as the USSR suffered its political and economic collapse. Recurring Themes in the Kyrgyz Revolutions looks at the social, economic, and political issues that have been prominent…
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…Dichotomy (and Beyond) in Post-Communist States analyzes the economic models adopted by post-Soviet states. How Does Income Affect Suicide Rates? gives a fascinating examination of how income levels correspond to…
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…for power in Central Asia, is already a well-established concept, “US-Russian Energy Security in the Caucasus” takes an exceptionally well-documented view of what the Great Game might mean for the…
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Vestnik was launched by SRAS in 2004 as one of the world’s first online academic journals focused on showcasing student research. We welcome and invite papers written by undergraduates, graduates,…
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…few or no remedial policies) Social exclusion/neutral policy (Substantial under-representation with neutral polices towards ending discriminatory social practices) Exclusion/repressive policy (Public policies substantially restrict the group’s political participation) Political Grievance…
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…Trends in Cultural Education in Kyrgyzstan Bolshevik Anti-Free Press Discourse, 1917-1922 Sufi-Salafi Institutional Competition and Conflict in the Chechen Republic Visual Propaganda of Personal Care during the Stalinist Cultural Revolution…
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Vestnik was launched by SRAS in 2004 as one of the world’s first online academic journals focused on showcasing student research. We welcome and invite papers written by undergraduates, graduates,…
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Vestnik was launched by SRAS in 2004 as one of the world’s first online academic journals focused on showcasing student research. We welcome and invite papers written by undergraduates, graduates,…
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…faster than photocopies, but cost between 44 and 130 rubles per page. Photos taken from a smartphone will cost 14-47 rubles per page photographed. Photos from microfilm and DVD are…
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