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Ch. 2. Ustav o sluzhbi︠e︡ po voennomu vi︠e︡domstvu voobshche ( v.) -- ch. 4. Ustav khozi︠a︡ĭstvennyĭ ( v.) ; Mode of access: Internet.

Analyzes the results of political and economic reform over the last two years; some focus on Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia. With special reference to US-Russian relations.

'Russia: A History' edited by Gregory L. Freeze is reviewed. A book review of Russia: A History, edited by Gregory L. Freeze, is presented.

Many of the questions surrounding Russia's future for the next six years were resolved between autumn 2011 and spring 2012. Vladimir Putin, the two-term president who had observed the constitutional niceties in 2008 by becoming prime minister, announced in September 2011 that he would run again for president. This ended the younger, more liberally inclined incumbent Dmitry Medvedev's hopes of a second term during which his supporters had hoped he would move out of Putin's shadow. Putin duly won the March 2012 presidential election in the first round of voting, with 64% -- a comfortable winning margin, although markedly lower than his performance in the 2000 and 2004 ballots. Adapted from the source document.