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Domestic politics -- Political leadership / Richard Sakwa -- Regional politics / Nikolai Petrov and Darrell Slider -- The role of law / Kathryn Hendley -- Civil society and protest / Alfred Evans -- The media / Maria Lipman -- The economy and society -- Inequality / Thomas F. Remington -- Economic policy / Laura Solanko and Pekka Sutela -- Crime and corruption / Louise Shelley -- Gender and politics / Janet E. Johnson and Alexandra Novitskaya -- Russia and the world -- Relations with the United States / Andrei P. Tsygankov -- Relations with the European Union / Jeffrey Mankoff -- Russia-China relations / Jeanne Wilson -- Food and foreign policy / Stephen K. Wegren and Alexander M. Nikulin -- Energy / Stefan Hedlund -- The military / Bettina Renz

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables, Figures, and Map -- About the Editor and the Contributors -- Preface -- Introduction: Policy and Security Challenges in Russia -- PART ONE: INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CHALLENGES -- 1. Russia's Threat Perceptions -- 2. Russian-Asian Relations -- 3. The Challenge of Relations with Former Republics -- 4. The Challenge of Russia's North-South Integration -- 5. Russian-American Relations -- PART TWO: SOCIOPOLITICAL CHALLENGES -- 6. The Challenge of Crime and Corruption

Russia's contemporary land reform : an overview -- Politics and property rights in the Soviet period -- Politics and property rights in the Yeltsin period, 1992-99 -- Politics and property rights in the Putin period and beyond -- Rural households' land holdings, enlargement, and rental -- The effects of land reform : stratification and class development -- The effects of rural demographics and labor on households' land -- The regional impact on households' land -- Russia's contemporary land reform : an assessment

Introduction : agriculture and the state -- State interventions in rural social policy during the Soviet period -- Reform of the collective agricultural sector -- Financial levers and the end of the social contract -- Land reform and the development of private farming -- Financial levers and the impact on private farming -- The state and agrarian reform

Das Schwarzmeer-Getreide-Abkommen, das der Ukraine erlaubt hatte, Getreide über ihre Häfen zu exportieren, wurde am 27. Juli 2023 von Russland aufgekündigt. Der Beitrag analysiert die Folgen der Beendigung dieses Abkommens sowie Russlands Bedingungen für einen Neustart des Abkommens. Es ist unwahrscheinlich, dass auf diese Bedingungen eingegangen wird. Eine Wiederaufnahme des Abkommens ist zweifelhaft. Russland setzt den Getreidehandel als Waffe gegen die Ukraine ein.