Europe’s Conflicting Metanarratives
…yet subtly, play an important role in international conflict. Conflict is an inevitable part of human existence, as it is based on natural competition over limited resources such as energy,…
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Road Map to Solidarity: Part I
…better known in the West than he is in Russia, as most of his interviews are in English for western news sources. In the past, he has often yelled comments…
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Russia’s Arctic Development: Problems and Priorities
…present, Russia has already begun developing infrastructure for its substantial Arctic territories, integrating them into its long-term development plans. Congruent with Russia’s development imperatives, these moves have given Russia an…
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Chechen-Ingush Land Dispute: A Policy Primer
…was negotiated or what other interests or even interest groups may be involved, it is almost impossible to know what solution may, in the end, be best for maintaining stability….
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Responding to the Dual Threat to Kazakhness: The Rise of Alash Orda and its Uniquely Kazakh Path
…Ibid, 53-4. [31] Olcott, Kazakhs, 112-3; Sabol, Kazakh National Consciousness, 64-5. [32] Ibid., 66-7. [33] Kendirbayeva, “Children of Alash,” 7-8. [34] Sabol, Kazakh National Consciousness, 68-70. [35] Ibid., 108-9. [36]…
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Nationalist Thought in Contemporary Russia
…45. [42] Ibid, pg. 57. [43] Ibid, pg. 14. [44] Dugin, op. cit., pg. 24. [45] Lacquer, op. cit, pg. 139. [46] Allensworth, op. cit., pg. 262. [47] Tuminez, op….
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Alexei Navalny
Alexei Navalny Modern Liberal Nationalism See also: Alexei Navalny: Mayoral Platform for 2013 (in English) Alexei Anatolievich Navalny is a lawyer, activist, and politician. He is generally considered the strongest…
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Communism in Modern Moscow: Vadim Kumin
…to Rospotrebnadzor.ru, in the last year alone in Moscow the number of cases of acute intestinal infections, viral hepatitis, influenza, upper respiratory tract infection, diseases caused by the human immunodeficiency…
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The Communists of Russia: Platform and History
…for religious culture, the Communist Party of the Communists Russia simultaneously is categorically OPPOSED TO THE INTERFERENCE OF RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS IN THE IN SOCIAL LIFE. Religion in the Russian Federation…
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The Russian Far East: Gateway to Asia
…place on the on the world stage, it will need to develop more of its territory, especially in its east which will allow it to effectively participate in the growing…
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Matt Robertson: From Russian History to Environment
…what Tahoe Baikal Institute (TBI) does and what your role is as Programs Director? MR: The Tahoe-Baikal Institute is an International non-governmental (NGO) organization dedicated to improving cultural awareness between…
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Russian Political Culture Since 1985
…ideas and institutions.”, Hahn, “Continuity”, p. 396. [20] Hahn, “Yaroslavl’”, pp. 173-174. [21] Fleron, Jr., “Post-Soviet”, p. 246. [22] Hahn, “Yaroslavl’”, p. 174. [23] Fleron, Jr, “Post-Soviet”, p. 246. [24]…
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Apartments in Russia: 1917 – Present
…shared spaces in the apartments that were assigned to an individual, were privatized to those individuals. Now, it was not just their right to use the property, but, in fact,…
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The Evolution and Dissolution of the Soviet Kitchen
…In the 1954 version, Mikoyan wrote: “The Government and Central Committee of our party recognizes that the production of consumer goods achieved in 1953 was insufficient, and that it is…
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Ukraine: Between Russia and Europe
…an effort to improve citizens’ lives and inject much-needed investment into Ukraine, Yushchenko pushed for significantly increased state spending. However, he was not able to strengthen Ukrainian institutions well enough…
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The Effects of the Mongol Empire on Russia
…York: Basil Blackwell Inc., 1987. Nasonov, A. N. Mongoly i Rus’ (istoriia tatarskoi politiki na rusi). Moscow: Izdatel’stvo Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1940. Ed. C. H. Van Schooneveld. The Hague: Mouton,…
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10 Obscure Videos of Soviet Moscow from the British Pathé Archive
…in Russian on the Bolshoi Gorod website. This has been translated for the first time into English by SRAS Translate Abroad intern Sophia Rehm. In certain places, information has been…
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Mandate of the Fatherland: Denis Fonvizin’s Translation of Neo-Confucianism into the Politics of Enlightened Absolutism under Catherine the Great
…reform programs. [70] Whittaker, Russian Monarchy: Eighteenth-Century Rulers and Writers in Political Dialogue, p. 172. [71] Walicki, p. 33. [72] Ibid, pp. 33-4. [73] The Great Learning in Chan, 92….
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Recommended Books for Understanding Russia
…useful, it repeats information over several chapters unnecessarily, and it meanders into asides superfluous to its stated focus. However, despite the added bulk, this book will change the way you…
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7 Facts about the April, 1991 Economic Crisis
…the first time into English by SRAS Translate Abroad intern Brian Jacoby-McCurdy. In certain places, information has been added or links to outside information inserted to try to make the…
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