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2014
Abstract This chapter evaluates the merits of Moscow as a venue for international arbitration proceedings. It discusses the history and development of arbitration in Russia; the processes and rules involved as well as the role of courts in the conduct of arbitration proceedings; and rules for arbitral awards. A recent survey on Russia as
Mikhail Ivanov, Inna Manassyan
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Abstract This chapter evaluates the merits of Moscow as a venue for international arbitration proceedings. It discusses the history and development of arbitration in Russia; the processes and rules involved as well as the role of courts in the conduct of arbitration proceedings; and rules for arbitral awards. A recent survey on Russia as
Mikhail Ivanov, Inna Manassyan
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Moscow-Istanbul-Moscow-Istanbul
2023Abstract Chapter 6 discusses the period from mid-1924 until late 1928. It begins with Nâzım’s return to Istanbul, where he was supposed to work on behalf of the Turkish Communist Party, which was still a legal organization in Turkey. However, Nâzım’s time in Turkey was beset with difficulties, both personal and political.
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Radiation Conditions in Moscow and the Moscow Region
Russian Meteorology and Hydrology, 2020The radiation conditions in Moscow and the Moscow region are assessed using observations at the Roshydromet radiation monitoring network. The paper presents the dynamics of the radiation background caused by technogenic radionuclides in the environment, starting from the period of nuclear tests in the atmosphere to the present.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1980
It seemed an odd time for a couple of American medical editors to be making a government-sponsored trip to the Soviet Union. Our visit had been proposed months before, as part of the US-USSR Health Exchange Program. But events in Afghanistan had intervened, and our government's relations with the Soviets had taken a sudden bad turn.
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It seemed an odd time for a couple of American medical editors to be making a government-sponsored trip to the Soviet Union. Our visit had been proposed months before, as part of the US-USSR Health Exchange Program. But events in Afghanistan had intervened, and our government's relations with the Soviets had taken a sudden bad turn.
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Journal of Contemporary Archaeology, 2016
An archaeological evaluation undertaken in 2004 in Baillet-en-France, north of Paris, unearthed remains of the sculptured frieze which adorned the Soviet pavilion at the 1937 International Exhibition. This discovery led us to track the astonishing trajectory of this emblematic monument, example of socialist realism and symbol of the USSR.
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An archaeological evaluation undertaken in 2004 in Baillet-en-France, north of Paris, unearthed remains of the sculptured frieze which adorned the Soviet pavilion at the 1937 International Exhibition. This discovery led us to track the astonishing trajectory of this emblematic monument, example of socialist realism and symbol of the USSR.
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The city of Moscow and the Moscow agglomeration
GeoJournal, 1980The Moscow agglomeration, the largest in the Soviet Union, the stages of its historical development, its functional and spatial structure are described in a geographical aspect. The characteristic features of the agglomeration are examined by its main component parts: its nucleus, two belts of satellites, its outer zone.
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On the Steps of Moscow University
The Mathematical Intelligencer, 1984MOSCOW, Aug. 26—A University of California mathematics professor was taken for a fast and unscheduled automobile ride through the streets of Moscow, questioned and then released today after he had criticized both the Soviet Union and the United States at an informal news conference.
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The Moscow Party Organisation and Moscow Industry
1990Among the party propagandists’ problems was the consumers’ lack of enthusiasm for abstractions at a time when material tasks were pressing from all sides. One such task, often the most important, was the reconstruction and development of industry. Many of Moscow’s Communists were based in factories, either as workers ‘at the bench’ or as administrative
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