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Negating the Negation: Russia, Not-Russia, and The West
Nationalities Papers, 1994There is a savage irony at the core of Sovietology. Whereas the study of Soviet history and politics should have concerned itself with everything Soviet, it traditionally focused almost exclusively only on what was Russian. By ignoring the non-Russians as something not Russian and, thus, by implication, inconsequential, “Sovietology in one country ...
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On Expertocracy in Russia [PDF]
This paper examines the meaning of the words “expertocracy” and “expertocrat”, and, based on the general theory of expertise, shows that the activity of expertocrats has nothing in common with the activity of experts, and that expertocrats adopted the word “expertise” from jurisprudence without the required understanding of the nature of expertise as a
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Medicine, Science and the Law, 2000
Ecological studies of regional suicide rates in Russian oblasts and krais and American states revealed that the clustering of social indicators and the social correlates of regional homicide rates were different in the two nations. However, indices of social distress (unemployment and illegitimate births) predicted homicide rates in both nations.
D, Lester, S V, Kondrichin
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Ecological studies of regional suicide rates in Russian oblasts and krais and American states revealed that the clustering of social indicators and the social correlates of regional homicide rates were different in the two nations. However, indices of social distress (unemployment and illegitimate births) predicted homicide rates in both nations.
D, Lester, S V, Kondrichin
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IEEE Communications Magazine, 2000
National telecommunications has undergone significant changes. Some of these changes and the main principles of the national telecommunications system are described. First the milestones of the previous years are considered. Afterward, the structure of the public switched telephone network (PSTN), the basis of national telecommunications, is presented.
Nikolay Sokolov, Boris Goldstein
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National telecommunications has undergone significant changes. Some of these changes and the main principles of the national telecommunications system are described. First the milestones of the previous years are considered. Afterward, the structure of the public switched telephone network (PSTN), the basis of national telecommunications, is presented.
Nikolay Sokolov, Boris Goldstein
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Abstract Chapter 6 narrates the craziness of Trump and Russia during Trump’s presidency, starting with the Russian meddling in the 2016 election and continuing on to the many Russia-related (and Ukraine-related) scandals of the Trump presidency.
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2004
There are quite a number of the Russian medical institutions using different telemedicine technologies. There are also several telehealth networks created around the scientific medical centers and large hospitals. They use store-and-forward technology and real-time video conferencing over ISDN and IP-channels.
Radik A. Eltchiyan +4 more
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There are quite a number of the Russian medical institutions using different telemedicine technologies. There are also several telehealth networks created around the scientific medical centers and large hospitals. They use store-and-forward technology and real-time video conferencing over ISDN and IP-channels.
Radik A. Eltchiyan +4 more
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2012
This chapter argues the wake of Ivan Morris's brilliant and provocative study, The Nobility of Failure, the author take one instance of strategic conduct from mediaeval Japanese history, embodied in the figure of Kusunoki Masashige. It attempts to reverse the traditional view of the coherence of the Kusunoki myth with that of the Pacific gyokusai ...
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This chapter argues the wake of Ivan Morris's brilliant and provocative study, The Nobility of Failure, the author take one instance of strategic conduct from mediaeval Japanese history, embodied in the figure of Kusunoki Masashige. It attempts to reverse the traditional view of the coherence of the Kusunoki myth with that of the Pacific gyokusai ...
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Perspectives on Global Development and Technology, 2005
AbstractGlobalization dramatically changed Russia and prompted its return to the global market economy on terms largely dictated by the West. The post-communist transition transformed not only the country's economic and political systems but also the state-society articulation at large. Russia's complete abandonment of socialist ethics cost the country
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AbstractGlobalization dramatically changed Russia and prompted its return to the global market economy on terms largely dictated by the West. The post-communist transition transformed not only the country's economic and political systems but also the state-society articulation at large. Russia's complete abandonment of socialist ethics cost the country
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