…Carlson. “Social and Cultural Change in Central Asia: The Soviet Legacy,” London: Routledge, 2013. Print. 06 Apr.2016. “ALL CHILDREN IN SCHOOL BY 2015 GLOBAL INITIATIVE ON OUT-OF-SCHOOL CHILDREN: KYRGYZSTAN COUNTRY…
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…public lists of candidates for legislature and the voters are allowed to cast their vote only for one party, rather than for individual candidates. Parties are then assigned seats proportional…
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…relates to territorial integrity. We have resolved all the questions we had, and all the documents are signed. I do not quite understand what a legal evaluation of these actions…
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…female autonomy had a detrimental impact on their social status and self-determination. Soviet law identified single women’s legal issues as questions related to abortion, child abandonment, sexual infection, rape, alimony,…
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…Кем Быть: Whom Shall I Be? 2012-10-31 – Lake Baikal in Space and Place 2012-10-23 – Cooperative Ventures of Russian Civil Society: Three Case Studies from the Memorial Human Rights…
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…were drawn up along ethnic lines. The central authorities supported local languages, educated and promoted local elites and thus built new loyalties to the socialist cause and the central state…
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…might avoid professional medical care: income inequalities and health values. Income-Based Explanations Several authors stress the high cost of medical services as the main reason to avoid professional medical care….
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…years. Divided by the ridges of the Caucasus and squeezed between the Black and Caspian seas, Georgia has immense linguistic and cultural diversity, resulting both in vibrant cultural exchange and…
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…had been jarred by the perceived political instability (although growth did continue). Some can also be attributed to the fact that much of Yushchenko’s support came from his endorsement by…
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…Moscow: Izdatel’stvo Sotsial’no-Ekonomicheskoi Literatury, 1961. “Petition of Eglantine Randolph, 5 May 1862.” Civil War Washington. Accessed January 29, 2014. http://civilwardc.org/texts/petitions/cww.00031.html. Radishchev, Alexander. “Alexander Radishchev Excoriates Russia’s Social System, 1790.” In…
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…Central Asia Newswire. March 8, 2010. Article no longer available online as of 2025 Political Freedom in the World 2011: The Annual Survey of Political Rights and Civil Liberties. Freedom…
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…asserts that “every collective memory unfolds within a spatial framework,” which can be a physical, legal, economic, or religious space.[33] Jan Assman notes that Halbwachs allows the individual to belong…
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…communications, full assistance must be given to national Ukrainian cultural industries and the production and promotion of high-quality Ukrainian informational, cultural, and educational products, including using the latest technology. All…
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…organ) are added, the total circulation of the Finnish radical press numbered around 60,000. Because newspapers are almost always shared with others, this represents a substantial radical movement within an…
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…external information threats, allowing to ensure the constitutional human and civil rights and freedoms, the decent quality and standard of living for citizens, the sovereignty, the territorial integrity and sustainable…
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…as a federal subject. Thus, relative moderation and mutual interests have worked together to allow Tatarstan to effectively negotiate for more independence, but also ensure that it has peacefully remained…
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…credited as the principal architect of the regime’s “conservative turn” following Putin’s return to the presidency in 2012. Volodin also led the ostensibly democratic electoral reforms that helped appease those…
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…Yevkurov responded by submitting an official request for the decision to be reviewed by Russia’s Federal Constitutional Court. There is also debate surrounding whether regions need federal approval to determine…
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…million people, is also the capital of its surrounding oblast, which is also known as Volgograd. Both political entities have been the site of several many post-Soviet scandals and upsets….
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…power to govern locally and finance local projects. Russia supports this measure. The parliament’s recent decision to strike down a 2012 bill that allowed regions to name additional official languages…
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