…a highly competitive field. We are deluged with e-mails and telephone calls from offshore outsourcing companies every day. Although I sometimes engage in conversations with my competitors trying to sell…
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…National Historical Library and the Russian State Library.[1] These memoirs, although burdened by the confines of Soviet censorship, are rich sources of information typically ignored by Western historians. Several Wehrmacht…
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…happen after 2008. This difficulty in foreseeing what Putin’s plans, which Putin has kept carefully open-ended, may be is likely why most major political figures in the US have remained…
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…and their supply, which will finally free the country from its “gas needle;” reevaluation of the energy sector in compliance with the requirements of the Treaty Establishing the Energy Community…
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…also be seen as a way to advance a more environmentally friendly policy within the region. Further environmental concerns are driving political cooperation. In August 2015 in Oslo, the five…
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…between the “new countryside” and the state? Especially if they are trying to engage in under-the-table business? Until recently, the state turned a blind eye to the informal rural-urban economy….
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…years still stand. Today, Uzbekistan remains Central Asia’s most populous country. Although mostly desert, it is rich in mineral wealth and its Ferghana Valley is the region’s most agriculturally productive…
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…that surrounded the fort. By 1898, with nearly 4,000 people, the military outpost was officially reclassified as an “urban settlement.” That same year, the new city hosted a special government…
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…Brass’s Theory of Nationalism “The study of ethnicity and nationality,” according to Paul Brass (1991, p. 75), “is in large part the study of politically-induced cultural change. More precisely, it…
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…than average for their labor, the State Farm, like many other agricultural enterprises, relies heavily on seasonal labor during peak seasons. Their seasonal employees, which allegedly include undocumented migrants, teenagers…
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…a special mentality when it comes to their health: they hate to be medically treated. Actually, there are plenty of people who love self-healing, but nobody is seeking professional help….
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…this way, the ugly forms of social organization that currently exist are inevitably preserved. Global capitalism, the emerging global economic system, and its influential political centers will not allow any…
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…their family, children, and grandchildren. Others plan to continue working and count on their retirement benefits as additional support. They are certainly entitled to all this. And suddenly, their plans…
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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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…professional volume. Focusing on changing paradigms in security, the students and their expert mentors provide insight into modern issues such as cybersecurity and information security, how propaganda and fake news…
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…will there become possible and be realized a truly complete democracy, democracy without any exceptions whatever. And only then will democracy begin to wither away.” [2] Although not typical of…
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…5G development. Russia’s Ministry of Digital Development is officially responsible for the Digital Economy National Project and introduction of 5G in Russia however, development has also been significantly affected by…
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…city’s program. The app additionally tarnished what should have been Moscow’s most progressive anti-COVID policy: a free city-wide antibody testing program. This should have theoretically allowed all citizens to discover…
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…which many countries have taken centuries to gain. Private property, a free press, free elections, political competition, and an open economy have all appeared in our country. All of these…
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…a reaction of members to the now entrenched and ineffective party leadership. All of this has meant that the country is handicapped by its politics rather than benefited by them….
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