United Russia: Ruling Party
…would vote for United Russia again. United Russia was the result of a merger between the Unity and the Fatherland – All Russia political parties, which had previously been rivals….
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Right Cause Searches for Right Path: Part II
…and remains active in journalism, contributing to Gazeta.ru, “City FM” radio, the Moscow Times, Russia Profile, and is editor-in-chief of Russkiymir.ru. He is also involved in a political NGO known…
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Book Review of From Pugwash to Putin: A Critical History of US-Soviet Scientific Cooperation by Gerson S. Sher
…of the Secret Speech, American scholars took advantage of these rumors to actualize transnational academic cooperation. The Secret Speech alerted scholars that the Soviet Union was entering an era wherein…
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De Jure and De Facto: An Examination of the “Friendship of the Peoples” Policy and the 1937 Koryo Saram[2] Deportation
…народов))[6]–aimed to consolidate Soviet identity by embracing both Russian and non-Russian ethnic groups within the Soviet socialist state. Roughly two years later, on August 21, 1937, Stalin and the Chairman…
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Europe: Divisions and Unifications
…westward and focus on a more ethnically Ukrainian identity at the expense of ethnically Russian groups. Moldova also has a separatist Russian-speaking and Russian-supported province and the Communist party continues…
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Layers of Identity: Self-identity in U.S. child immigrants from the former Soviet Union
…If the person considers him/herself to be Russian, If the person speaks Russian, If the person lives/was born in Russia, If the person is Russian Orthodox, Always, Never, Other)*** Please…
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Putin and the “Problem of 2008”
…Putin’s rule, polls certainly have not shown this. In fact, a poll taken by the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center just a few days after Putin’s announcement showed United Russia…
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Putin and Pompeo Meet
…trust the news as an objective source of information. The broadcasts sampled here are from Russia’s most-watched channels: First Channel and Russia Channel. To receive SRAS’s free monthly newsletter (which…
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Non-Governmental Organizations in Russia: Adapting for Success
…Russia.” En.ria.ru. RIA Novosti, 13 June 2013. Web. 04 Dec. 2013. <http://en.ria.ru/russia/20130613/181650831.html>. “Report: Putin’s Crackdown on Civil Society in Russia – Can the EU Do Anything to Help?” EU- RussiaCentre.org….
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Nashi: Russian Youth Movement
…for its positive goals, the group seeks to support the ruling tandem of Putin and Medvedev, to instill a feeling a hope and optimism into Russians, and to urge Russians…
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Rodina
…Russia, now Russia’s third most powerful political party. Rodina’s renewed independent status may draw members away from A Just Russia, weakening it and perhaps removing it entirely from Russian domestic…
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The Pupil of the People: Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy’s Peasant Schools at Yasnaya Polyana
…distinction: his works changed the face of Russian literature, allowing for a previously unsurpassed international appreciation of Russia’s authors of fiction. As Russian cultural historian James H. Billington states, “Tolstoy…
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The Impending Price of Ignorance: Demographic Politics of Sexual Education in Russia in Post-Soviet Russia
…democratic society.” Social Science & Medicine 49.6 (1999): 801-814 Kon, Igor S. “Sexual culture and politics in contemporary Russia.” http://www.nedug.ru/:Mediko-Farmatsevticheskaia Informatsionnaia Sluzhba<http://www.nedug.ru/lib/lit/sex/01oct/sex65/sex1.htm>. Greenall, Robert. “Russia turns spotlight on abortion.” BBC…
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Rejecting Professional Medicine in Contemporary Russia
…professional medical care. According to surveys conducted in Russia within the last decade (Brown, Rusinova 1993; Shilova 1999, 2000; Pachenkov 2001; Maximova 2002; Shishkin 2004; Brown, Rusinova 2005), people are…
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Creating a Dam National Space: Rakhmon’s Socialist Realist Promotion of Roghun
…would turn the dammed river into political capital that could be used against Uzbek interests. This led to cancellation of a Russian investment contract and a falling out with SinoHydro,…
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The Chinese in Russia’s Far East: A Clash of Civilizations in Vladivostok
…this time through Kazakhstan and into central Russia to learn more about Russia and Russian. It was a once-in-a-lifetime trip, full of hospitality and almost devoid of English, and only…
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Are Tensions Likely for the Russian Diaspora in Kyrgyzstan?
…all former republics as one unit, are ethnic Russians. This population, numbering roughly 25 million, is commonly referred to as the Russian diaspora (Poppe, Hagendoorn 57) Russians in the USSR…
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The Russian State Lenin Library: A Guide
The Russian State Library (Российская государственная библиотека), also often known as The Lenin Library, was founded in 1925 on the basis of the book collection of the massive Rumyantsev Museum….
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Who’s Who in Kyrgyz Politics
…to run for the presidency. Sooronbay Jeenbekov Sooronbay Sharipovich Jeenbekov was Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan from 2016-2017. He resigned to run as the Social Democratic Party of Kyrgyzstan’s (SDPK)…
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Nationalism as a Political Factor in Late-Soviet Kazakhstan
…Khan in 1824 and growing Russian administrative control throughout the 19th century.[14] With the growth of central administrative control came a growing Russification of the steppe, as Russian farmers moved…
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