Russia in 2020 : Scenarios for the Future

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Washington : Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2011

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Print version: Lipman, Maria: Russia in 2020 : Scenarios for the Future. - Washington : Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,c2011

978-0-87003-263-9

978-0-87003-265-3 : 14.81 (NL),22.21 (UA),18.51 (3U),14.81 (1U)

Weitere Ausgaben: 978-0-87003-263-9 (Druckausgabe)

Front cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction: Russia in 2020-Development Scenarios -- Chaper 1: Russia and the World -- Chapter 2: Russia in World-Systems Perspective -- Chapter 3: Russia's Foreign Policy Outlook -- Chapter 4: Russia's Place in the World of Unintended Consequences, or Murphy's Law and Order -- Chapter 5: Russia and the New ""Transitional Europe"" -- Chapter 6: The South Caucasus in 2020 -- Chapter 7: The ""Third Cycle"": Is Russia Headed Back to the Future? -- Chapter 8: Russia's Political Economy: The Next Decade

Chapter 9: The Russian Economy Through 2020: The Challenge of Managing Rent Addiction -- Chapter 10: The Russian Economy in Limbo -- Chapter 11: Institution Building and ""Institutional Traps"" in Russian Politics -- Chapter 12: Transition as a Political Institution: Toward 2020 -- Chapter 13: Can the Machine Come to Life? Prospects for Russia's Party System in 2020 -- Chapter 14: Scenarios for the Evolution of the Russian Political Party System -- Chapter 15: The Excessive Role of a Weak Russian State -- Chapter 16: Center-Periphery Relations

Chapter 17: The Continuing Revolution in Russian Military Affairs: Toward 2020 -- Chapter 18: The Armed Forces in 2020: Modern or Soviet? -- Chapter 19: Russia's Regions and Cities: Scenarios for 2020 -- Chapter 20: Political Systems in the Russian Regions in 2020 -- Chapter 21: 2020: The Last Chance for the North Caucasus? -- Chapter 22: Society, Politics, and the Search for Community in Russia -- Chapter 23: The Inertia of Passive Adaptation -- Chapter 24: The Nomenklatura and the Elite -- Chapter 25: The Evolution of Civic Activeness -- Chapter 26: Russia and the New ""Russian World

Chapter 27: Society and the State on the Internet: A Call for Change -- Conclusions -- Index -- Contributors -- Back cover

*Electronic books ; Russia (Federation) -- Forecasting ; Russia (Federation) -- Politics and government -- 21st century -- Forecasting

*Russia (Federation) ; Forecasting ; Russia (Federation) ; Politics and government ; 21st century ; Forecasting ; Electronic books

Klassifikation der Library of Congress: DK510.76 -- .R864 2011eb

Dewey Dezimal-Klassifikation: 303.4947;

Front cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction: Russia in 2020-Development Scenarios -- Chaper 1: Russia and the World -- Chapter 2: Russia in World-Systems Perspective -- Chapter 3: Russia's Foreign Policy Outlook -- Chapter 4: Russia's Place in the World of Unintended Consequences, or Murphy's Law and Order -- Chapter 5: Russia and the New "Transitional Europe" -- Chapter 6: The South Caucasus in 2020 -- Chapter 7: The "Third Cycle": Is Russia Headed Back to the Future? -- Chapter 8: Russia's Political Economy: The Next Decade -- Chapter 9: The Russian Economy Through 2020: The Challenge of Managing Rent Addiction -- Chapter 10: The Russian Economy in Limbo -- Chapter 11: Institution Building and "Institutional Traps" in Russian Politics -- Chapter 12: Transition as a Political Institution: Toward 2020 -- Chapter 13: Can the Machine Come to Life? Prospects for Russia's Party System in 2020 -- Chapter 14: Scenarios for the Evolution of the Russian Political Party System -- Chapter 15: The Excessive Role of a Weak Russian State -- Chapter 16: Center-Periphery Relations -- Chapter 17: The Continuing Revolution in Russian Military Affairs: Toward 2020 -- Chapter 18: The Armed Forces in 2020: Modern or Soviet? -- Chapter 19: Russia's Regions and Cities: Scenarios for 2020 -- Chapter 20: Political Systems in the Russian Regions in 2020 -- Chapter 21: 2020: The Last Chance for the North Caucasus? -- Chapter 22: Society, Politics, and the Search for Community in Russia -- Chapter 23: The Inertia of Passive Adaptation -- Chapter 24: The Nomenklatura and the Elite -- Chapter 25: The Evolution of Civic Activeness -- Chapter 26: Russia and the New "Russian World" -- Chapter 27: Society and the State on the Internet: A Call for Change -- Conclusions -- Index -- Contributors -- Back cover.

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