Titlebook: Political and Economic Transition in Russia; Predatory Raiding, P Ararat L. Osipian Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Mass Privatization: Virtual Reality, Volatile Rights, and Violent Raiding,0s and 2010s as a form of redistribution of property is certainly not the first wave of property redistribution that rolled over Russia. The mass privatization of the 1990s combined with corruption created perfect breeding grounds for predatory raiders.

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The Invisible Hand of the Market and Indivisible Hand of the State, may be rented out to predatory raiders. When the state as the major regulatory institute does not perform its major functions, helping the predatory raiders instead, transaction costs increase. When the ruling political regime loses its credibility, legitimization of property rights becomes problematic.

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Parasitism and Corporate Predation,orce, an exogenous factor, or an overwhelming aggressive power such as that of the predatory state. Corrupt bureaucrats collude with predatory raiders, forming an unlawful symbiosis in order to expropriate profitable businesses and other valuable assets to their personal benefit.

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Introduction: Raiding Russia, that reflects the logic of inquiry into the matter of corporate hostile takeovers in Russia. Earlier chapters are conceptual, while the later ones are more practical. This study introduces the notion and concept of predatory raiding and suggests that it may serve as an explanatory model for corporate, property, and land raiding in Russia.