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Regional Elites in Post-Soviet Russia

Russian Politics & Law, 1997
Throughout Russia's history the role of regional elites has usually strengthened in crisis periods, when the central state institutions are unable to exercise their proper functions. Our country's past harbors a good number of examples of local separatism, sometimes aimed at secession from Russia, unification with a neighboring state, or even formation
D. V. Badovskii, A. Iu. Shutov
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Regional Integration Trends in the Post-Soviet Space

Problems of Economic Transition, 2011
The article applies a new data set of the System of Indicators of Eurasian Integration to evaluate the changes in level and direction of the economic interaction of the post-Soviet states in the past decade. The article concludes that the level of trade integration in the post-Soviet space is declining, while labor market integration is rapidly ...
A. Libman, E. Vinokurov
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Regional inequality in large post-soviet countries

Regional Research of Russia, 2011
This article highlights the factors of differentiated socio-economic development by region and methodological approaches to measuring regional inequality. The analysis of the level of inequality has been implemented for three CIS countries: Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan, which made it possible to identify similarities in trends of economic divergence
N. V. Zubarevich, S. G. Safronov
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Regional Elites in Post-Soviet Russia

Russian Politics & Law, 1996
A systemic crisis occurred in Soviet society at the end of the 1980s and beginning of the 1990s. Centrifugal tendencies were greatly strengthened. All this resulted in the disintegration of the USSR. Regional elites began actively to form under conditions of sovereignization and a breakdown of the Union's entire vertical administrative hierarchy.
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Post-Soviet States and Post-Soviet Regions

2017
Chapter 4 proposes an analytical model of state-region co-constitution wherein the formation of two different types of polities proceeds in parallel and in relation one to the other. This model represents the mutual constitution of structures (i.e. regional institutions) and agents (actors operating in the region, i.e.
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Crises in post-Soviet Russia: Regional projection

Regional Research of Russia, 2016
The paper analyzes the factors and trends of the Russian crises of 1990–2010 and their impact on the economic development of regions, the labor market and personal income, and the state of regional budgets. It considers the factors and dynamics of the crisis of 2014–2015 and its difference from previous ones: the conditionality by internal barriers of ...
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Outsourcing to the Post-Soviet Region and Gender

2006
The purpose of this article is to analyze the outsourcing of information technology (IT) jobs to a specific world region as a gendered phenomenon. Appadurai (2001) states that the contemporary globalized world is characterized by objects in motion, and these include ideas, people, goods, images, messages, technologies and techniques, and jobs.
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CULTURAL ASPECTS OF THE POST-SOVIET REGIONAL PRINT MEDIA

2022
Media, as a cultural and social text, defines the technological, economic, spatial and cultural criteria of the information society. Culture, as a discourse, creates the public mood and shapes its taste through specific types of communication. Media, like culture, demonstrates its goals through the use of verbal, acoustic and visual icons / images ...
Shamilishvili Inga , Gabinashvili Irma
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Economic contraction and food insecurity in the post-Soviet region

2016
The selected paper presented at the IAMO Samarkand ...
Sedik, David, Sedik, David
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Regional Leadership in Post-Soviet Eurasia

2023
Irina Busygina, Svetlana Krivokhizh
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