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The article looks into the features of Russo-British relations in the period from 2012 to 2018 during the third presidential term of Vladimir Putin. During this period, they went through several stages in their development from a period of alienation to almost direct confrontation. The authors reviewed the key events in the period under study in bilateral relations. The factors that played a leading role in the formation of relations at the present stage are also highlighted. The analysis of the position of the two States on various events, including Brexit, was conducted. The research is based on historical-descriptive and intuitive-logical methods. The analysis of the position of the two States on various events was conducted. The results obtained correspond to the conclusions of a number of researchers and expand the existing understanding of the nature of Russia's bilateral relations with leading Western Powers in the second decade of the XXI century.

The main objective of this work is to carry out a descriptive and explanatory analysis of the income distribution in the EU-15 during the Great Recession of 2008, with special attention to salaries. Its content is structured in three sections. Firstly, we make a diagnosis of the national dynamics of poverty and economic inequality from 2005 to 2017, which also allows us to establish country groups based on empirical standards. In the second part we analyze the individual determinants of the salary status of European workers from 2005 to 2015. The results point to a countercyclical behavior of economic inequality during the crisis, to a greater affection of it in the wages of partial and/or temporary workers and, also, in southern and northern Europe. In addition, the recession would have also intensified the previous dispersion according to sex and/or qualification level of the worker.

Tribe, an economics professor at the U of Keele, England, describes career influences on his economic theory & his membership in the Communist Party in GB in the 1960s. Tribe bitterly criticizes Margaret Thatcher & her government, accusing them of staging crises so they could appear as heroes in restructuring programs. Tribe discusses the differences between contemporary economics students trained in the US on neoclassical economics & those of his generation. He believes that economic systems that purport to be merely technical & neutral have failed. This points to the need to include political & ethical discourse within economic thought. 52 References. M. Pflum

Effect of dispute between Spain and Great Britain over Gibraltar on the European convention on external frontiers. Summary in English p. 216.

This article seeks to contextualize the relations between Spain and the United States during the last term of office of President Jose Maria Aznar, indicating the changes that these relations introduced in the priorities set in Spanish foreign policy during the transition. These relations are linked to the recent transformations experienced in the relations between Europe and the United States, and a connection is made, especially, between the Spanish rapprochement with the United States and Great Britain and the evolution of the European discussion on the expansion of the Union and the approval of its so-called Constitution. Adapted from the source document.

Analyzes reasons for the Irish Republican Army's announcement in 1996 of a unilateral end to its terrorist operations, and repercussions for Great Britain. Summary in English p. 219.