Putin and the “Problem of 2008”
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Who’s Who in Kyrgyz Politics
…Almazbek Sharshenovich Atambayev is the current President of Kyrgyzstan. He is ineligible for reelection in 2017 due to constitutionally imposed term limits. Born in 1956 in a village in the…
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Kyrgyzstan: A Small Country with a Big Stick
…major recipient of Chinese investment. For Russia, Kyrgyzstan is also important as a trade route and military ally. It is also pivotal in controlling the heroin trade from Afghanistan that…
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Anton Siluanov: Russia’s Conservative Minister of Finance
…implications of the annexation of Crimea and the war in Eastern Ukraine. (Voiced over in English). To combat the intensity of this impact, Siluanov advocated for cutting all 2015 budgetary…
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United Russia: A House Divided
…Kynev, Aleksandr, “Distinctive Features of Interparty Struggle in the Russian Regions,” Russian Politics and Law 49.2 (2011): 87. [51] Ibid., 82. [52] Ibid., 87. [53] Ibid., 87-88. [54] Ibid. [55]…
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National Library of Russia in St. Petersburg
…1/3, off of Nevsky Prospect. The Krylov House is in the same complex as the Main Library, but its entrance is Sadovaya Ulitsa, 20. The New Building is across from…
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Mikhail Prokhorov: A Real Future
…an English translation provided by SRAS.org), is a sincere document full of specific ideas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOrcVEoqg1E Above is one of Mikhael Prokhorov’s first Internet ads. Note that his speech is clear,…
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Resolving the Crimean Crisis: What will Russia have on the table?
…Russia pushing out or its enemies pushing in. Russia’s military is not as concerned with current conditions, but rather assumes that anything is possible in the future and that if…
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On the Eve of Crimean Independence
…Promotion of Information Technology” Kherson is daily enveloped in smoke from the burning floodplains. People worried about their dachas along the Dnieper River check to see if they are on…
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What is the Significance of the Russia Day Protests?
…He used his position as a minority shareholder in the state-owned Transneft to obtain, then publish on his blog, documents implicating the company in multi-billion dollar fraud. He described all…
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Four Reformers in Russia’s Shock Therapy
…to implement reforms and its citizens are open to capitalism). Iwasaki and Suzuki (2014) subdivide the gradualist camp into four groups: “slow-paced gradualism,” “step-by-step gradualism,” “institutional gradualism,” and “eclectic gradualism.”[4]…
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Russian Roads and Rails
…easily imagine that the modernization will continue. Indeed, it is imperative, if Russia’s economy is to continue growing and if it is going to make the next step in improving…
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Russia’s Volunteering Youth: The Fashionable Adolescence
…are better able to learn about practices in the other country, to gain insight into issues on a global perspective, and to establish meaningful relationships in trying times. I applied…
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Origins of Russia: Moscow Becomes an Empire (Prehistory to 1584)
…This would be a valuable tool against Mongol rule. Ivan III – Consolidation of the State Until Ivan III, son of Vasily II, the Grand Duchy of Moscow had been…
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Moldovan Politics: The Rise of Vladimir Plahotniuc
…minister in February 2013. Shortly after, the general prosecutor and anti-corruption office launched investigations of ministers from Filat’s Liberal Democratic Party. Filat insists that investigations were politically motivated. Plahotniuc also…
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Grocery Shopping in Russia: 1917 – Present
…In the first two stages, foreign enterprises came into the country and expanded rapidly. Auchan opened its first store in Russia in 2002. It has grown to include 311 stores…
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Azerbaijan: A People from the Mists of Time
…Finally gaining independence in 1991, the young nation was immediately faced with immense hurdles, economic and territorial, that continue to affect its foreign and domestic politics. Introduction to Azerbaijan: Geohistory…
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Democracy, Anarchy, and Siberian Resources
…as it costs twice the amount for Russia to produce oil as its competitor Saudi Arabia, the market may be too volatile to invite such large-scale investment without government intervention….
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The Rise of Economic Nationalism under Globalization and the Case of Post-Communist Russia
…its goals and purposes. The definition offered by Rawi Abdelal in his article “Nationalism and International Political Economy in Eurasia” is useful due to its concise nature and its consideration…
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