Focus on Politics and Economics of Russia and Eastern EuropeNova Publishers, 2007 - 309 pages The area of Russia, Central and Eastern Europe remains an area of massive economic and political upheaval. Russia has transformed itself into a rich energy producing country with no republics or satellites to provide free energy for . The former republics and satellites are saddled buying energy at market prices with emigration problems, elections, EU membership drives and a wide variety of other activities. |
Table des matières
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Putins New Strategic Policy Tools Gazprom and Rosneft | 29 |
Russias Cutoff of Natural Gas to Ukraine Context and Implications | 59 |
Ukraines Political Crisis and US Policy Issues | 65 |
Bringing Peace to Chechnya? Assessments and Implications | 81 |
Approaching the Endgame Polish Public Opinion and the Changing EuroDebate in the Run up to the 2003 EU Accession Referendum | 99 |
The New Millennium APEC and Emerging China | 125 |
Socialist Capital Does it Pay? The Institutional Impact on Conditions and Consequences of Access to Social Capital the Case of the Former GDR | 171 |
An Elusive Friendship NigerianSovietRussian Relations 19602000 | 193 |
Coup in Kyrgyzstan Developments and Implications | 221 |
Serbia and Montenegro Current Situation and US Policy | 235 |
Democracy in Russia Trends and Implications for US Interests | 251 |
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