Buch(elektronisch)2011

Russia: The Challenges of Transformation

In: Possible Futures 5

Trenin, Dmitri; Dutkiewicz, Piotr

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter One. Missing in Translation: Re-conceptualizing Russia's Developmental State -- Chapter Two. The Long Road to Normalcy: Where Russia Now Stands -- Chapter Three. The Sovereign Bureaucracy in Russia's Modernizations -- Chapter Four. The Changing Dynamics of Russian Politics -- Chapter Five. Leadership and the Politics of Modernization -- Chapter Six. The Sociology of Post-reform Russia -- Chapter Seven. Elites: The Choice for Modernization -- Chapter Eight. Education for an Innovative Russia -- Chapter Nine. Health and Health Care in Russia Today and Tomorrow -- Chapter Ten. The Imaginary Curtain -- Chapter Eleven. What Kind of a Europe for What Kind of Russia -- Chapter Twelve. The Obama Administration's "Reset Button" for Russia -- Chapter Thirteen. Russia: The Eastern Dimension -- Chapter Fourteen. Russia and the Newly Independent States of Central Asia: Relations Transformed -- Chapter Fifteen. Of Power and Greatness -- Afterword. Russia and the West: Toward Understanding -- Contributors -- Index

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Russia: the challenges of transformation

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Dutkiewicz, Piotr; Trenin, Dmitriĭ.

In Russia a group of leading Russian intellectuals and social scientists join with top researchers from the world to examine the social, political, and economic transformation of Russia. This timely and important book of original essays makes clear that neither politics nor economics alone holds the key to Russia's future, presenting critical perspectives on challenges facing Russia, both in its domestic policies and in its international relations. It also explores how global order - or disorder - may develop over the coming decades.