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• In the '90's, Russia was in the middle of two wars in Chechnya. ...   Russia is still trying to reposition itself within the global and regional relationship with the United States. ...
• Control implies a throwback to a centralized and paternalistic government that will check the chaotic devolution of authority to Russia's regions, strengthen the powers of presidency, increase state regulation of the economy and boost the powers of law enforcement agencies, security services, and the armed forces to combat crime, corruption and threats from separatists.
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• POLITICS IN RUSSIA SINCE 1917  .
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• - Discuss the changing role which the Communist Party played in politics.
• - Assess the significance of Stalin''''s influence on the development of politics in the Soviet Union.
• - Assess Gorbachev''''s contribution to Soviet politics.
• - Compare Russia?s political system with its Soviet predecessor.
• This module provides an historical overview of the changing nature of politics in Russia, from the October Revolution in 1917 to the popularly-elected governments of the post-Soviet period.
• After Stalin''s death his successors faced the dilemma of reducing the regime''s dependence on the use of coercion and terror as instruments of politics without losing control of events and provoking a backlash. ... When Gorbachev came to power he sought to invigorate politics with his policies of perestroika and glasnost, but instead released long-suppressed political aspirations which spiraled out of control. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union new political institutions and processes have been created, but it is still unclear whether the course that Russia''s leaders are pursuing will result in the development of a democratic state.
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• Russia's Unfinished Revolution: Political Change from Gorbachev to Putin.
• STANFORD—-"Dictators have ruled Russia for centuries," writes Hoover Fellow Michael McFaul in his new book Russia's Unfinished Revolution: Political Change from Gorbachev to Putin (Cornell University Press, 2001). "Czars and Communist Party chiefs were in charge for so long that it became difficult to imagine a different kind of political system in Russia. ...
• How did democracy emerge from this reluctant ground? McFaul explores this question, and its ramifications, in a detailed analysis of Russia's revolutionary transition from communism to democracy. ...
• "Russia's transition from communism to democracy has not been smooth, fast, or entirely successful," McFaul notes. "Comparatively speaking, Russia has been in transition from one type of regime to another for a much longer period than that experienced by most other modern states that have made recent transitions to democracy. ...
• The importance of McFaul's book cannot be overestimated; his analysis of the modern Russian politics is timely. He identifies not only the trajectories of change that are already clear in Russia, but also "the factors that may alter the direction of regime consolidation," an issue of vital importance as a new era of U. ...
• McFaul has published numerous books and articles on political and economic reform in the former Soviet Union including Russia's 1996 Presidential Election: The End of Bi-Polar Politics (Hoover Institution Press, 1997), Privatization, Conversion, and Enterprise Reform in Russia, coedited with Tova Perlmutter (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1994), and Post-Communist Politics: Democratic Prospects in Russia and Eastern Europe, (Washington, D. ...

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• Moscow: anti-immigration group formedThe Union Against Illegal Immigration has been formed in Moscow to lobby the government to implement tougher laws to prevent immigration and punish or deport those who come to Russia illegally. ...
• New nationalist electoral party barred from electionsThe National Power Party of Russia (NDPR) has had its registration revoked by the government, thereby preventing it from fielding candidates in regional and national elections. ...
• Two Uzbek migrants killed by skinheadsThe Human Rights Society of Uzbekistan says that Uzbek migrants, many of whom work on construction sites in Russia, face a life of squalor, exploitation and racial violence. ...
• Far-Right leader tells Africans and Asians to goIn June, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the far-Right Liberal Democratic Party called for foreigners coming from southern developing countries to leave Russia. ...
• Moscow a focal point for racismPresident Putin denounced far-Right attacks in Moscow on the anniversary of Hitler's birth, saying that as Russia was a multi-ethnic society the attacks were 'totally unacceptable'. ...
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• Nowadays, when Russia and Japan are no longer divided by political confrontation, being members of developed countries club, when there are a lot of factors in the international environment, which bring us closer to each other, the constructive basis for dialogue and development of relations has dramatically widened and strengthened.
• During the Moscow summit the leaders of Russia and Japan adopted the "Action Plan", which determines the main spheres of development of the cooperation between the two countries: strengthening the political dialogue, peace-treaty talks, economic and foreign trade cooperation, development of contacts between defense and law-enforcement agencies, cultural and humanitarian exchanges. ...
• The joint events, that were implemented after the Russian-Japanese summit, including opening in the Saint-Petersburg of the "Festival of Japanese culture in Russia-2003" and opening in October this year of the "Festival of Russian culture in Japan", devoted to 300-year anniversary of Saint-Petersburg, exchange of visits by the heads of defense agencies of Russia and Japan, participation of a Japanese ship in a wide-scale drills of Russian Pacific Fleet in the Far-East region, exchange of views on development of economic and foreign trade cooperation, as well as other exchanges and contacts demonstrate a good beginning of the implementation of the "Action Plan" and confirm the validity of the main spheres of development of the bilateral cooperation, determined by the leaders of two countries. ...
• Absence of a peace treaty between the two countries, does not mean that Russia and Japan can not develop cooperation, as it used to be in the soviet era.
• yen during April-June period this year- 43% increase), the implementation of major energy-related projects in Sakhalin has started, among the business circles of both countries appeare signs of increasing mutual interest to develop business cooperation, including investment sphere (Japanese investments in Russia amount to 638 mln. ...
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• 156A: The Politics of Russia.
• The course provides an introduction to the government and politics of Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. ... How has Russia attempted simultaneously to democratize its political system and create an economy based on free markets? It provides background into the major political and economic events of recent years—the Soviet collapse, attempts at economic reform, parliamentary and presidential elections, political crises. It also analyses the problems of Russia’s transition, using concepts and techniques from comparative politics and political economy.
•             Richard Sakwa, Russian Politics and Society, 2nd Edition, Routledge, 1996.
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• -Boris Yeltsin, The Struggle for Russia, on the coup and Soviet collapse, 26-7, 36-9, 105-116.
• Optional: Boris Yeltsin, The Struggle for Russia, on the coup and Soviet collapse, 41-94. ...
• -Timothy Colton, “Boris Yeltsin, Russia’s All-Thumbs Democrat,” in Timothy Colton and Robert C. ...

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• "Young has written a crucial and seminal book that will, I hope, spur a new wave of religious identity and politics in the former Soviet Union. ...
• For too long, religion has been factored out of the study of rural politics. ...
• After the 1917 Revolution in Russia, the Bosheviks launched a massive assault on religion. ...
• They revived factional politics, even using the village soviets, the intended cornerstone of Soviet power in the countryside, to defend their religious interests. ...
• Based on extensive research in archives and published sources, Young's book will force historians of Soviet Russia to confront religious issues as central to rural politics. Her work also draws upon cultural anthropology and theories of peasant politics, making it of great interest to any scholars studying the processes of secularization and desacralization in other cultures.

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• Soviet high politics in the post-Stalin era; post-Soviet Russian politics and economic policy; banking and financial sector development in post-Soviet Russia; property rights in transition economies; transition banking. ...
• 'Putin's Challenge: The Politics of Structural Reform in Russia', Europe-Asia Studies 54:6 (September 2002). ...
• With Richard Hainsworth, 'Tax Policy and Tax Administration in Russia: The Case of the Banking Sector', Post-Communist Economies 14:3 (September 2002). ...
• 'Judicial Reform Moves forward in Russia', International Company and Commercial Law Review 12:7-8 (July/August 2001). ...
• ), et alii, Developments in Russian Politics (Basingstoke: Palgrave, 2001). ...
• 'Nothing Learned, Nothing Forgotten: Restructuring without Reform in Russia's Banking Sector', in Stefanie Harter and Gerald Easter (eds), Shaping the Economic Space in Russia (Aldershot: Ashgate, forthcoming June 2000). ...
• 'Financial Backwardness in Contemporary Perspective: Prospects for the Development of Financial Intermediation in Russia', Europe-Asia Studies 52:4 (June 2000). ...
• 'The Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing? Unravelling the Workings of Russia's "Virtual Economy"', Economy and Society 28:2 (May 1999). ...
• 'The Bank of Russia and the 1998 Rouble Crisis', in Vladimir Tikhomirov (ed. ...
• 'The Politics of Central Bank Independence in Russia', Europe-Asia Studies 50:7 (November 1998).
• 'Russia's Ministry of Cash: Sberbank in Transition', Communist Economies and Economic Transformation 10:2 (June 1998). ...
• 'Old Habits Die Hard: Fiscal Imperatives, State Regulation and the Role of Russia's Banks', Europe-Asia Studies 49:7 (November 1997). ...
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• How Regional Politics of Survival:.
• We will also try to see if there are grounds to assume that regional processes are having a greater and greater impact on federal-central politics. In other words, are we observing a drift away from the classic paradigm which up until now maintained that regionalization worked against state cohesion? If indeed we see the emergence of a new dynamic which no longer opposes the Center to the provinces but rather makes the federal system the broker of complex inputs from all the territories that it constitutionnally holds together, it may open a novel path to the analysis of governance in Russia: regional governments are not “stealing power” from Moscow or encroaching on central prerogatives but are rather insisting in participating in national politics and policy-making. They even claim, with more and more self-assertiveness, to be the potential saviors of Russia. ...
• Democratic norms and institutional development are not the decisive key to how Russia is ruled. Therefore, it is highly time to distance oneself from the not so appropriate paradigms of transition and to seek new interpretations of the forces under way in Russia. ...
• The research we are presenting here, based on several case-studies and comparative analysis 2 , provides grounds to support the following argument: regional and federal élites are growing increasingly mutually dependent, in a bureaucratic and resource-seeking game that is narrowing the sphere of politics to a restricted realm. ...
•             The study of regional politics and local development in Russia has confirmed a few intuitive hypotheses of the early 1990s, such as the fast-growing disparity among the provinces, the rural-urban divide, the clientelist, rent-seeking behavior of political and bureaucratic élites in most cities, and the central authorities’ painful and belated acknowledgement of provincial autonomy. ... Thanks to their national experience and their individual areas of expertise, the scholars involved have written a high quality and varied new library on regionalism in Russia.
•             Besides the newness of the subject, another challenge stemmed from changing patterns in Russian politics which called for constant adjustment of the approach and method. ...
• Russia inherited a federal structure on paper, and a decades-old territorial-administrative division between national autonomous republics, oblasts, krais and okrugs. ...
• In other words, the autonomy of regional leaderships allegedly made the citizens of Russia unequal before the law. ...
• Had Russia inherited a unitary constitution, the federalism detractors argued, things would have been clear from the beginning, making it simply impossible for a territory to secede. ...
• The incapability of the central government to stand up to the task of ruling the country in an effective, law-abiding manner has disturbed the fragile édifice of reform policies conceived in Moscow for the whole of Russia. ...
• Does it make sense to assess evolutions in Russia by measuring centrifugal and centripetal forces, and decide whether the centralizing-decentralizing ratio is positive or negative? This approach assumes the existence of well-defined mechanisms of political and economic rule whereby the state acts directly from the center or delegates to other échelons, and where sub-entities (regions, republics, municipalities) also act according to set rules. ...
• The virtuality of the state prevails over the reality of Russia, a country with 150 million inhabitants living in many different provinces, and producing the national wealth. If federalism is undertood in Moscow as “the periphery” versus the Center, in the provinces federal institutional politics are labeled “Moscow politics” that barely affect the regions.

• Government 327 Politics in Russia and the Soviet Successor States .
• Use this page as a guide to become familiar with print and electronic resources available for research on Russia and the Soviet Successor States. ...
• An analysis of politics in Russia and in the postcommunist republics of the former Soviet Union. ...
• Library Resources in Russian Politics .
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• Russia and Eurasia - Facts and Figures Annual (formerly USSR-Fact and Figures Annual) (1977 to present), REF DK1. ...
• Covers basic information; state and politics; military, security, and crime; health and welfare; economy, aid and agriculture; energy and environment; and foreign trade and investment. ...
• Dictionary of Political Parties and Organizations in Russia, REF JN6699. ...
• The Modern Encyclopedia of Russia and Soviet History (and Soviet Eurasian History), REF DK14. ...
• Russia and the Former Soviet Union: a bibliographic guide to English language publications (1986-1991), REF DK19. ...
• Russian Politics and Law, 1993 - .
• World Politics, 1948 - (paper), 1995 - (online via Project Muse) .
• JPRS (Joint Publications Research Service) reports include economics, international relations, national politics, military affairs, and science and technology from social science and technical journals. ...
• Russia. ... Click on politics (at the top) and thereafter to topics such as the Constitution (text), Who Is Who (biographies), Political Parties, Elections, Maps, etc. ...
• REENIC is a collection of links to websites with information about East and Central Europe, Russia, and the newly independent countries of the former Soviet Union. ...

• Russia's Politics of Uncertainty.
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• Russia: Fradkov's Statement Unlikely To Affect Foreign Investment In Oil, Gas.
• Russia Agrees On Loan To Belarus To Settle Gas Issue.
• Russia Resumes Gas Flow To Belarus.
• Russia Cuts Off Gas To Belarus.
• Russia: Yukos Shareholders Offer To Sell Shares To Free Jailed Executives.
• Russia: Yukos Says National Oil Output To Surpass Saudi Arabia's By 2009.
• Russia, Belarus Reach Compromise Over Gas Dispute.
• Russia's Putin Gives Kuchma Some Support.
• Russia: Powell's Trip To Address Growing Rifts In U. ... -Russia Relations.
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