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023140
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2002.
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121-133
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The aftermath of 11 September 2001 has seen the beginnings of a transatlantic realignment. US–Russian relations are increasingly dynamic and US–European relations are increasingly strained. American and Russia have formed an unprecedented partnership. Their shared interest in combating global terrorism, and Putin's own pragmatic and more realistic foreign policy, have opened up new avenues for US–Russian cooperation. At a time when the United States and its traditional European allies are more and more divided over a range of economic and political issues – including complaints about American unilateralism and the conduct of the war on terrorism – America and Russia are increasingly in agreement. The US–Russian partnership has the potential to develop into a broader-based alliance that could ultimately have a positive impact both on Russia's domestic evolution and on European security.
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113796
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Washington DC, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2011.
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259p.Hbk
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9780870033469
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| 056633 | 947.0863/SHE 056633 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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102373
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Washington, DC, Carnegie Endowment, 2010.
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xv, 360p.
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9780870032462
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098777
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115605
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2012.
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With an elite that seeks only to protect its own interests, and without any alternative force in society, crisis is the only thing capable of stirring the swamp.
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079087
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2007.
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This article analyses the nature of the current Russian system and its future trajectory. First, the continuity between the Yeltsin and Putin presidencies is made clear. The nature of the Russian system has, to a great extent, been influenced by Yeltsin, who strengthened demands not for independent institutions but for a new and more powerful authoritarian leadership. Putin has consolidated the system, based on personalized power. But despite signs of economic growth and outward stability there is evidence that the Russian system is unsustainable in the long-term. The current system is based on a modification of the petro-economy that reproduces the merger between power and business with the rentier class. Thus far, however, the model has not been able to solve social conflicts or stop the degradation of 'human capital'. Nor is it likely to do so in the future
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046014
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Washington, D.C., Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2003.
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xiv, 306p.pbk
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0870032011
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081953
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Washington, D C, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2007.
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xvi, 388p.
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9780870032363
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078183
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054644
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Armonk, ME Sharpe, 2004.
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xii, 315p.
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0765614413
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074411
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2006.
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"What will it take for Russia's political class and society to realize that the current paradigm of development leads to a dead end?"
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080141
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2008.
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He has been called a despot, a menace, and even a murderer. But Vladimir Putin's half-baked autocratic regime won't rule Russia forever. After nearly a decade in power, Putin is more isolated than ever. Will he step down, leaving behind a paralyzed political system and a bootless economy? Or will he continue the charade of phony democracy that has brought him this far?
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