…additional factors (historical legacy and cultural values, politics, and geography) that are particularly important. It is possible to classify nearly any nation using the Hall and Soskice typology, and this…
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…were headed, respectively, by Grigory Yavlinsky (liberal but supported the maintenance of the Soviet Union), Yegor Gaidar (consistent market liberal and for Russia’s independence), Yevgeny Saburov (liberal but cautious), Yuri…
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…40 billion dollars in addition to the many federally-funded projects underway there. This has allowed the city to launch what are commonly known as “Luzhkov Benefits,” special pension, maternity, and…
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…society will simply collapse economically, politically, psychologically, and morally.[16] Putin positions himself within the field of political discourse here. Firstly, he frames his narrative with reference to the new millennium…
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…report and Russian-language transcript were originally published by Russia’s First Channel. The English translation of the transcript is provided by GeoHistory. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U_76FbGG1Y В столичном регионе заработал новый вид общественного транспорта…
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…country also have that right, that many rightly view the new government as illegitimate, and that they can only be afforded their rights if Ukraine adopts federalism or if new…
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…that all states end all arms shipments. Currently, at the behest of Turkey, a US-ally which has been greatly affected by the crisis in Syria, including accepting refugees and having…
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…work-in-progress postulates that world governments have heretofore been formulated around three political theories: liberal democracy, communism, and fascism. Dugin argues that, in the contemporary world, liberal democracy, as championed by…
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…in the period from 1500-1800 they greatly accelerated and fundamentally changed global politics and the global economy. In the past, study of the early modern period has largely focused on…
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…at Electric Plant,” New York Times. April 29, 1986. Proquest Historical Newspapers. Schmemman, Serge. “Chernobyl Answers: New Questions.” New York Times, July 21, 1986. Proquest Historical Newspapers. “Zhukov: ‘Provocative Campaign’…
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I. Almaty – The Old Capital Almaty’s Central Mosque, pictured with the city and surrounding mountains. Almaty is a beautiful city perched among the mountains in Southern Kazakhstan. Its name…
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…tenderness and attention, and they can experience the New Year magic created by the generosity of our spirits. This generosity is essential not only when we celebrate, but also in…
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…even write—his own columns. Staff editorials were always unsigned and used the editorial “we.” They were invariably brief and usually written with a great deal of poise and restraint, as…
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…законодательство, отвечающее интересам всех политических партий; – Allow political parties to organize by notifying the state and develop new electoral legislation, written in the interests of all political parties; –…
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…and all other official political materials of the party are fairly extensive and have been released only in Ukrainian. However, the party, while small, has been a surprise hit in…
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…reports on Central Asian countries. News is provided in several languages although unfortunately the English side has not been maintained for a few years. The name Ferghana comes from the…
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…above. Many local political leaders in the Republics were physically eliminated in large-scale purges, while national treasures were devastated and cultural institutions shut down. Additionally, several autonomous republics and regions…
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…Zelensky – wishing Ukrainians a Happy New Year, and announcing his candidacy for president in the 2019 elections. The Presidential Race Zelensky initially played his presidential announcement coyly, saying that…
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…of all the regions, all social groups, and all our country’s citizens. United Russia can, in the fullest sense, be an all-national and all-Russian party. Мы идём на выборы в…
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…Pope declared that the difficult territory would be directly ruled by papal authority. Albert then became a prince-bishop. Albert’s family and many of the knights of the Livonian Brothers, most…
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