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J. Miltat,A. Thiavillectors in shaping Russia’s society and politics of the Empire. From the early days, following invasions from the East, Russia has adopted a system of government and administration suitable for a large and expanding state, especially in the essential area of military affairs (Szamuely, 1974, p. 20).

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F. Meier,A. Vaterlaus,J. C. Gr?bli,D. Guarisconomic, institutional and political development and business culture? Who could deny that today’s capitalism of Western Europe or the United States differs substantially from that of India, Pakistan, Latin America or Africa? And of course, economic systems in Russia and in many other transition econo

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N. García,A. Hernandoloyalties of a sectoral or regional kind that were supposed to unite groups such as the ‘steel eaters’ and place them at odds with the representatives of consumer goods industries. But in the last resort, their loyalty to the network as a whole was greater than their loyalty to any part of it; and i

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P. A. Grünberg,A. Fu?,Q. Leng,R. Schreiber,J. A. Wolfions of all the dead generations weigh like a nightmare on the brain of the living’. but also because ‘a(chǎn) fraud is in its own way a piece of evidence’.. In every generation anew the representation of the past can teach us about the contemporary realities of power, about collective patterns of self-un

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Ami Berkowitz,Richard Kodama,Steven Slade,Frederick Spadat East Asia as a region rather than as a mere sum of Russian bilateral relations with each state. By doing so, the book addresses another issue that has received inadequate coverage — the range of elite perceptions and thinking about Russia’s East Asia policy, their policy implications, and their un

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Steen M?rupelite interpretations of Eurasianism with regards to East Asia discussed here. Although each interpretation may have different policy implications, they share the . interpretation of Eurasianism to varying degrees. Rather than seeing it as a genuine alternative for Russia’s national identity in soci