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• Institutions and Individuals in the Making of Russian Foreign Policy Toward the United States Since 1991 .
• The emphasis on domestic politics, both within this paper and within its wider context, comes at a time when, collectively, international relations scholars are coming to terms with the observable and undeniable need not only to consider domestic politics, but also to privilege its role in the making of foreign policy. ... While one could easily make a case for the importance of considering the impact of domestic politics on external relations throughout the Cold War, and some scholars aptly did, perhaps an even greater case can now be made for the study of this important connection in countries attempting to make the transition from authoritarian pasts to new and uncertain democratic futures. ...
• It is for this reason that scholars seeking to explain the relationship between domestic politics and foreign policy must be especially careful to take into account the specific characteristics of political institutions within these transitional states. ...
• This reality holds particular salience for the Russian Federation in the post-Cold War era, as it attempts a breathtaking transition to democracy with the world looking on expectantly. In order properly to understand the actions taken by the Russian government with regard to its foreign policy-making toward the United States, it becomes crucial to consider the domestic political factors most influential in this process. Analysis of the relevant literature within the field of international relations makes clear that much of the discipline’s emphasis to date on systemic influences on state action are insufficient to help explain the course Russian foreign policy is now taking nearly eleven years after the end of communist rule. ...
• To facilitate this, the key institution to be considered is the President of the Russian Federation in the context of his relationship with the Duma, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Security Council. ... The foreign policy learning curve has been quite sharp in the Russian Federation and for political reasons, the president has often changed the tone of foreign policy depending upon the domestic political pressures faced. ... As such, Russian foreign policy toward the United States in the post-Cold War era has often been inconsistent and at times incomprehensible. ...
• For Russia, the influence of leadership within institutions that have not been “institutionalized,” and as such do not have clearly established democratic political responsibilities, is likely to remain significant in the making of Russian foreign policy. ... A hierarchy or structure of Russian foreign policy making has been identified, and as such a number of bodies and agencies exist with a reasonable expectation of being involved in the foreign policy process. ...
• Weak institutions allow the Russian president and his top advisors the freedom to influence foreign policy in ways that western liberal democratic leaders do not enjoy. ...
• Appreciating this phenomenon will enable us to generate certain expectations for how Russian foreign policy will be conducted into the future. ...
• All hope is not lost with regard to Russian democracy, but its transition process may take far longer than analysts and practitioners originally predicted. ... However the growing trend among Russian politicians and scholars is to call for a political system in Russia that, while democratic, must be based on Russian traditions and culture. Of particular relevance here are the historically Russian characteristics of statism and paternalism that Vladimir Putin seems to be espousing 6 and which seem to be met with increasing eagerness by Russians. ... This is consistent with the notion that institutions must reflect the societies they represent, and as such they will become stronger; ensuring they are entrenched within Russian culture and reflect its historical legacy should help to ensure their trust among citizens. ... However as Putin pushes toward a statist, paternalistic form of Russian democracy, one that has traditionally emphasized leadership and a personality cult, leadership will continue to be key to understanding Russian foreign policy into the future and may not become institutionalized such as one might expect from a democratic state. ...

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• Health as International Politics: Combating Communicable Diseases in the .
• In recent years, health has become a pressing issue in international politics - a development which has been reflected in the growth of academic literature on the subject. ...
• The article argues that discourse analysis can help explain why Russian and Norwegian fishery authorities in the period 1999-2001 set quotas for the Northeast Arctic cod far above scientific recommendations. While the 'sustainability discourse' dominated on the Norwegian side - framing discussions in terms of the quotas being 'sustainable' or not - the Russian discourse centered around the battle between the two nations involved. ... Notably, the 'Cold Peace discourse' made it possible for Russian shipowners to argue against a quota reduction, and the 'pity-the-Russians discourse' made it acceptable for the Norwegians to agree to Russian claims. ...
• The latter discourse clashes with the prevalent Russian 'nuclear complex discourse' whose main assumption is that issues of nuclear safety should be left to the experts, not to the general public. ...
• (Svalbard and the Fishery Protection Zone: Russian Perceptions After the Cold War. ...
• This report looks at Russian perceptions and interests at the Svalbard archipelago and in the Fishery Protection Zone. Starting with perestroika, the Soviet and later Russian settlements were suffering a reduction of activity and partly dismantled. ... In April 2001, Norway for the first time ever took arrest in a Russian trawler in the Protection Zone, bringing it to port in Tromsø. ... A few months later, the Norwegian Parliament applied the Svalbard Environmental Protection Act, putting the Russian (and Norwegian) coal mining under question. Unsurprisingly, the Russian reactions were severe. ...
•      The study asks what interests Russia has at Svalbard, and how the Russian perceptions come about. ... The co-ordination of Svalbard politics under the control of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has loosened, the result of which is less attention to foreign actors. ... The Norwegian management of Svalbard and the Protection Zone has thus been seen by the Russian administration as indirect means to press Russia out of the area. ...

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• SSEES holds a collection of over 500 Russian and Soviet feature films, backed up by further collections of Russian and Soviet animation, documentaries by Russian and Soviet film makers, and documentary materials about Russian and Soviet cinema. ...
• These two courses provide a detailed survey of the entire history of Russian and Soviet cinema. ... The choice of materials is wide, and the actual films studies will depend on a) what the students on the course already know, and b) whether they can speak Russian.
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• The aims of this course are to give the student a basic understanding of the aims and motives of Soviet foreign policy, the forces that shaped it, the instruments it used and its impact on the contemporary world; and to examine the foreign policy of the new Russian state as it has developed since the failed coup of August 1991. ...
• P Shearman (Ed), Russian Foreign Policy since 1990, Westview, 1995 .

• Political revolutions are often characterised by violence, and the vast changes in power structures that result can often result in further, institutionalised, violence, as in the Russian and French revolutions (with the "Purges" and "the Terror", respectively). ...
• Most anarchists advocate social revolution as the means of breaking down the structures of government and replacing them with nonhierarchal institutions, while Marxist communists take revolution to be one strategy, possibly accompanied by the use of electoral politics to take over, rather than overthrow, the institution of government, their aim being to create a communist society. ...
• Russian Revolution of 1905 -- (1905) -- Failed bourgeois-liberal revolution against Tsar Nicholas II .
• Russian Revolution -- (1917) -- The most famous and influential modern revolution, culminating in the Bolshevik seizure of power and the establishment of the USSR. ...

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• (2001) Russian politics and society: an introduction. ...
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• As a result, a permanent Russian settlement, more or less autonomous, grew up at Barentsburg. ... At one time, the Russian (or Soviet) population of Svalbard considerably exceeded the Norwegian population, although this no longer applies. ...
• Barentsburg (Баренцбург) (Russian settlement) .
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• Pyramiden (Пирамида) (Russian settlement, abandoned in 2000) .
• The population of Svalbard comprises approximately 2,400 (including a large proportion of Russian and Ukrainian citizens). ...

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• Trotsky's conception of Permanent Revolution is based on his understanding, drawing on the work of the founder of Russian Marxism Georgi Valentinovich Plekhanov (1856-1918), that in 'backward' countries the tasks of the Bourgeois Democratic Revolution could not be achieved by the bourgeoisie itself. ...
• However Lenin was arguing by 1917 that the Russian bourgeoisie would not be able to carry through the tasks of the Bourgeois Democratic Revolution and therefore the proletariat had to take state power. ...
• The question of the Chinese revolution and the subjection of the Chinese Commuist Party to control by the Guomindang at the behest of the Russian Communist Party was argued out in the opposition to Stalin in the Russian Communist Party. ...
• A good example of this and one of the most theorised is to be found in Michel Lowys book 'The Politics of Combined and Uneven Development'. ...

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• An outstanding figure of the Russian politics, the head of the Russian Federation Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Yevgeny Primakov, joined the discussion pertaining to Russia-s membership in the World Trade Organization. The newspaper Vedomosty wrote that the Chamber of Industry and Commerce sent a concept of Russia's incorporation into the WTO to the Russian government. ...
• The authors of the concept believe that only 16% of Russian enterprises are capable of competition with the Western producers on equal terms. ...
• The authors of the concept did not say anything new; they did not say anything on how to help the Russian economy survive incorporation into the WTO either. ...
• BBC : Primakov to run for Russian presidency .
• BBC : Primakov to head new Russian bloc .
• Read the original in Russian: http://pravda. ...
• The visit of the Russian premier Mikhail Kasyanov to New York was over yesterday, where the prime-minister took part in the session of the World Economic Forum. ...
• An outstanding figure of the Russian politics, the head of the Russian Federation Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Yevgeny Primakov, joined the discussion pertaining to Russia-s membership in the World Trade Organization More details. ...
• A resolution on the situation in Chechnya passed at the PACE session yesterday is rather satisfactory for Russia, head of the Russian delegation Dmitry Rogozin says. ...
• The Supreme Truth Sect: First Russian victims .
• The Supreme Truth (AUM) Sect, founded by a Japanese lunatic called Shoko Asahara, has spread to the Russian Federation. ...
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• Rosbalt, 05/09/2003, 10:09 World Bank: Belarus Must Toughen Credit and Tax Politics Before Converting to Russian Ruble .
• The World Bank is taking a neutral position on the question of the Russian ruble being used as the sole currency on the territory of Belarus. ...
• He also said that if Belarus was going to convert its currency to the Russian ruble, then it must toughen its 'credit and tax politics and speed up structural economic reforms in order to compete successfully with the Russian economy. ...
• Putin's Popularity and Anti-Politics.
• An American political commentator suggests that Putin's popularity is manipulated by the government in order to cover up the shambles of Russian politics. ...
• Badry Patarkatsishvili, a Georgian oligarch who fled the Russian law and took refuge in his homeland, is shrouded in mystery. ...
• Foreign interest in Russian oil and gas is heating up. ...
• Is Russian Aviation Taking off?.
• Analysts look beyond latest acquisitions at the MAKS-2003 Moscow air show to bigger questions as the Russian state seeks again to get a firm grip on its defense industries. ...
• Russian and Tajik border guards are doing everything they can to prevent heroin from crossing the Afghan border, but unfortunately the weak government in Kabul means they may be fighting a losing battle. ...
• Swedish environmentalists are speaking out against LUKoil's plans to drill for oil in the Baltic Sea but the Russian oil giant is finding increasing support from abroad, including Sweden and Denmark. ...
• His presence in the government suggests that Russian politics may be changing for the better. ...
• The first Russian humanoid robots are already walking and beginning to master the Russian language. ...
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• Heydar Alirza oglu Aliyev (Heydər Əlirza oğlu Əliyev in Azerbaijani) (sometimes transliterated as Geidar Aliev from the Russian Гейдар Алиев) (May 10, 1923? - December 12, 2003) was president of Azerbaijan for the New Azerbaijan Party from June 1993 to October 2003, when his son Ilham Aliyev was elected to succeed him. ... (See also Politics of Azerbaijan. ...
• Only two months into his presidency, his father's death on December 12 marked the end of an era in Azerbaijani politics and may presage a more unsettled period for the country. ...

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• A Novgorodian army with new Russian contingents arrived too late to relieve the besieged castle. ...
• Thereafter, during the 18th century, Finland was several times occupied by the Russians (partly or wholly), and the south-easternmost part came under Russian control during the first half of the century. ...
• Russian Grand Duchy .
• Thereafter Finland remained an autonomous Grand Duchy in the Russian Empire until the end of 1917, with Karelia handed back to Finland in 1812. During the years of Russian rule the degree of autonomy varied. ... occurred, but the Finnish peasantry remained free unlike their Russian counterparts as the old Swedish law (including the relevant parts from Gustav III's Constitution of 1772) remained effective. ...
• The publication in 1835 of the Finnish national epic, The Kalevala, a collection of traditional myths and legends, the folklore of the Karelian people (the Finnic Russian Orthodox people who inhabit the Lake Ladoga-region of eastern Finland and present-day NW Russia), first stirred the nationalism that later led to Finland's independence from Russia. ...
• For the Finnish Social Democrats it seemed as the Russian Bourgeoisie was an obstacle on Finland's road to independence as well as on the Proletariat's road to justice. ... The act restricted Russia's influence on domestic Finnish matters, but didn't touch the Russian government's power on matters of defence and foreign affairs. For the Russian Provisional government this was however far too radical. ...
• Russian troops took possession of the chamber, the Parliament was dissolved, and new elections were carried out. ...
• The Bolshevik Revolution turned Finnish politics upside down. ...
• In 1918, the country experienced the brief but bitter Civil War of Finland that colored domestic politics and the foreign relations of Finland for many years. ...
• Finland and the Åland Islands will immediately be cleared of Russian troops and the Russian Red Guard, and the Finnish ports of the Russian fleet and of the Russian naval forces. So long as the ice prevents the transfer of warships into Russian ports, only limited forces will remain on board the warships. ...

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• Mapai (Mifleget Poalei Eretz Israel — Land of Israel Worker’s Party) was founded in the 1930s as the right wing (or more moderate) faction of the Zionist socialist Russian Party Poale Zion. In the early 1920s the Labour Zionist movement founded the Histadrut (General Hebrew Workers' Union) which dominated the Hebrew settlement economy and infrastructure, later making Mapai the dominant political faction in the Zionist politics. ...
• The party used to dominate Israeli politics, but is now in opposition, alternating with Likud as a coalition leader. ...

• Military geography studies the obvious, the geography of theatres of war, but also the additional characteristics of politics, economics, and other natural features of locations of likely conflict (the political "landscape", for example). ...
• Broadly speaking, these may be described as the "Western" system, and the "Russian" system. ... In contrast, third-world (based on the Russian system) societies have lower levels of education and technology, but have much more raw manpower in their military than Western societies are willing (or able) to devote. ...
• The Russian system borrows from these systems as well, either through study, or personal observation in the form of invasion ( Napoleon's War of 1812, and The Great Patriotic War), and form a unique product suited for the conditions practitioners of this system will encounter. ...
• Russian military doctrine relies heavily on masses of machinery and troops, a highly educated (albeit very small) officer corps, and pre-planned missions. ...
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• The Russian principles of military art as follows (derived from ISBN 0-89141-160-7 Soviet AirLand Battle Tactics): .
• Thus it can be seen that in Military art, the Russian and Western systems are similar, but place their emphasis in wildly differing places. ... In contrast the Russian system stresses preparedness, initiative, and obedience. ...

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• | MOSCOW, April 14 (RIA Novosti) - On Wednesday Vladimir Putin will meet with the co-chairmen of the Russian-Japanese Council of Wise Men - Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov and. ...
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• Eight Russian and Ukrainian workers were freed Tuesday in Baghdad after being kidnapped about 12 hours earlier by Iraqi insurgents. ...
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• He fought at the Russian front, being wounded twice. ...
• The social conflicts related to Fiat's policies (some say politics) always saw Agnelli keeping the leading role; in the 1980s, during the last important trade union action, a dramatic situation in which a strike was blocking all of Fiat's production, he was able to organise the march of 40,000 workers who broke the pickets and re-entered the factories to resume work. This marked the end of a power of trade unions, which would never again be so influential in Italian politics and economy. ...

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• During this time earth-shattering changes have occurred in politics, industry, society, economics, commerce, transportation, communication, mechanization, automation, science, medicine, technology and culture which transformed the "Old World" into the Modern or New World, culminating in the Nuclear Age, the Sexual Revolution, the Information Age and finally a Leisure Age. ...
• The Russian Revolution of 1917 and contributed to the great wars of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, such as: .
• Equality of the sexes in politics and economics, women's liberation movement, gay rights for homosexuals and the freedom afforded by contraception allowed for greater personal choices in these intimate areas of personal life. ...
• The Modern world replaced the old Biblically oriented value system, the monarchical system of government, and the feudal system, with new democratic and liberal ideas in politics, science, psychology, sociology, and economics derived from the writings of people such as: .

• Russian Adobe Hacker Busted  .
• LAS VEGAS -- FBI agents have arrested a Russian programmer for giving away software that removes the restrictions on encrypted Adobe Acrobat files. ...
• Dmitry Sklyarov, a lead programmer for Russian software company ElcomSoft, was visiting the United States for the annual Defcon hacker convention, where he gave a talk on the often-flawed security of e-books. ...
• Elcomsoft has since moved its online operations to a Russian provider.

• It was at this stage, during the Candidates tournament, Fischer came face to face with the Russian Chess juggernaut. ...
• Winston Churchill Churchill came to the fore of British politics during the cumulation of World War Two. ...
• FBI agent and convicted Russian spy Robert Hanssen is in negotiations with U. ...
• Anatoly Karpov Russian chess player who started off his playing career by annexing the Junior World Championship (not won by a Russian since Boris Spassky), everything sky-rocketed from there. ... Starting with an oversight by the Russian chess federation, Gary Kasparov participated in a Grandmaster tournament in Banja Luka whilst still an unknown. ...

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• Since the last Russian troops left on August 31, 1994, Estonia has been free to promote economic and political ties with Western Europe and outside, becoming a member of NATO on March 29, 2004. ...
• Politics .
• Main article: Politics of Estonia .
• In 1999, Estonia experienced its worst year economically since it regained independence in 1991, largely because of the impact of the August 1998 Russian financial crisis. ...
• Russian is also widely spoken. ...
• The majority of Estonians are Lutheran, whereas the Russian minority is Eastern Orthodox. ...

• Significant, too, is Weber's essay Politics as a Vocation. ... Politics is to be understood as any activity in which the state might engage itself in order to influence the relative distribution of force. Politics thus comes to obtain to power-based concepts, to be understood as deriving of power. ...
• The Russian Revolutions (first written in 1905) .

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