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Dynamics in Russian politics: Putin's reform of federal-regional relations, vol II / Reddaway, Peter (ed.); Orttung, Robert W (ed.) 2005  Book
Reddaway, Peter Book
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Publication Lanham, Rowman and Littefield Publishers, 2005.
Description xi, 527p.
Standard Number 0742526461
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Lenin: the man, the theorist, the leader, a reappraisal / Schapiro, Leonard (ed.); Reddaway, Peter (ed.) 1967  Book
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Publication London, Pall Mall Press, 1967.
Description x, 317p.Hbk
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Trial of the four: a collection of materials on the case of Galanokov, Ginzburg Dobrovolsky and Lashkova 1967-68 / Litvinov, Pavel; Reddaway, Peter (ed); Jq Sapiets 1972  Book
Reddaway, Peter Book
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Publication London, Longman Group, 1972.
Description xii, 432p.
Standard Number 0582126053
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Two-Part Czar / Reddaway, Peter   Journal Article
Reddaway, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract THE WORLD'S economic crisis may have profound political effects in many countries over the next year or two, but it certainly won't cause President Obama to leave office early. The same cannot be said with any certainty about President Medvedev or Prime Minister Putin of Russia. Indeed, the system of dual-executive leadership that they operate is the subject of continuous debate and increasing anxiety on the part of Russian elite groups. Some observers fear that the tandem system is becoming unstable, is undermining the cohesion of the state and-in particular-may not be able to handle the deepening recession. They are apprehensive that the two men could, before too long, lose the public trust that they now enjoy, which is a crucial linchpin holding a fragile state and society together. This in turn could cause dangerous convulsions over who should lead the country. These observers, from academe to think tanks to business circles, see the tandem system as unnatural, first because the executive branch has only rarely in Russian history been divided. On those occasions, as in 1917 after the fall of the monarchy and in the early 1990s when Gorbachev and Yeltsin competed, the division was short-lived. Second, the history of the present arrangement, launched in December 2007, has been bizarre. Toward the end of his presidency, Vladimir Putin rejected calls to change the constitution and run for office again. Instead, he anointed a protégé, the politically weak Dmitri Medvedev, to succeed him as president. Then he had Medvedev appoint him to what was, formally, the politically inferior position of prime minister.
Key Words Russia  World Economic crisis  US  Relation  Two-Part Czar 
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Uncensored Russia: the human rights movement in the Soviet Union / Reddaway, Peter (ed) 1972  Book
Reddaway, Peter Book
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Publication London, Jonathan Cape, 1972.
Description 499p.
Contents Annotated text of the unofficial Moscow Journal: a chronicle of current events; nos. 1-11
Standard Number 0224006320
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