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PERESTROIKA AND RUBLE CONVERTIBILITY [PDF]
Cato Journal, 1991 This paper examines the role of money in market and centrally planned economies. It then proposes a program and sequence of institutional, macroeconomic and monetary reform aimed at achieving a stable transition. An egalitarian redistribution of the state's custodial assets to its citizens is viewed as an necessary prelude to the introdcution of market
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Government and Opposition, 1990
It is an attempt at moral regeneration, at expiation, at the purging of guilt;a would-be effort at performing a Wirtschaftswunder (so far without visible success);a political reorganization, the establishment of democracy, from above;an intellectual liberalization; a partial abandonment of pretensions at a monopoly of truth;the withering away, or at ...
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It is an attempt at moral regeneration, at expiation, at the purging of guilt;a would-be effort at performing a Wirtschaftswunder (so far without visible success);a political reorganization, the establishment of democracy, from above;an intellectual liberalization; a partial abandonment of pretensions at a monopoly of truth;the withering away, or at ...
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Rossiya v globalnoi politike
Drawing analogies is a vicious and confusing practice. Besides, analogies do not draw a moral from the past. However, socio-political processes have their patterns, which are quite stable. So paying attention to them is useful, as nothing is repeated, but something is reproduced.
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Drawing analogies is a vicious and confusing practice. Besides, analogies do not draw a moral from the past. However, socio-political processes have their patterns, which are quite stable. So paying attention to them is useful, as nothing is repeated, but something is reproduced.
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2019
At first the Committee for State Security (KGB) was alone in being protected from radical personnel changes. Before the Twenty-seventh Party Congress only the Moscow city and district KGB chief V. I. Alidin was pensioned off, at the age of seventy-five. The deputy KGB chairmen S. N. Antonov and G. F. Grigorenko were replaced by N.
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At first the Committee for State Security (KGB) was alone in being protected from radical personnel changes. Before the Twenty-seventh Party Congress only the Moscow city and district KGB chief V. I. Alidin was pensioned off, at the age of seventy-five. The deputy KGB chairmen S. N. Antonov and G. F. Grigorenko were replaced by N.
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