285. Leadership Succession in the Russian Federation: After 2008?
Stephen E. Hanson
284. Strong Men, Weak State: Power Ministry Officials and the Federal Districts
Brian D. Taylor
283. Soviet Solutions to Post-Soviet Problems: Has Vladimir Putin Really Strengthened the Federal Center?
Kathryn Stoner-Weiss
282. Power Ministries and Federal Reform in Russia
Nikolai Petrov
281. Oversight of Russia's Intelligence and Security Agencies: The Need for and Prospects of Democratic Control
Mark Kramer
280. Why the Study of Virtues Tells Us More About Russia Than the Study of Values
Oleg Kharkhordin
279. Partners In Need: U.S.-Russian Cooperation on and Approaches to Anti-terrorism
Ekaterina Stepanova
278. The Agenda for Arms Control Negotiations After the Moscow Treaty
Nikolai Sokov
277. Who is in Charge?: Russia Handles Arms Control Negotiations
Pavel Podvig
276. The Future of U.S.-Russian Nuclear Relations: A Rip Van Winkle Approach?
Alexander A. Pikayev
275. Is Russia Really an Ally?
Renée de Nevers
274. The End of "Primitive Capitalist Accumulation"?: The New Bankruptcy Law and the Political Assertiveness of Russian Big Business
David M. Woodruff
273. The Selective Use of State Capacity in Russia's Economy: Property Disputes and Enterprise Takeovers After 2000
Vadim Volkov
272. Russian Private Equity: An Opportunity for which the Time Has Not Yet Come
Astrid S. Tuminez
271. Russia and Multilateral Institutions
Randall Stone
270. The Antagonizing of the Educated and the Skilled: New Source of Security Threat in Russia
Dmitri Glinski
269. Walking on Thin Ice: Putin's Rapprochement with the United States on the Background of the Latent Anti-Americanism in Russia
Eduard Ponarin
268. Who is at the Gate?: The Symbolic Battle of Stalingrad in Contemporary Russia
Ivan Kurilla
267. Young, Educated, Urban -and Anti-American: Recent Survey Data from Russia
Theodore P. Gerber and Sarah E. Mendelson
266. Anti-Americanism on the Rise?: Suggestions Toward a Rational Program of Study
Georgi Derluguian
265. The Next President of Ukraine: Predicting the Unpredictable
Arkady Moshes
264. Small Steps for U.S. Security Interest in Kyrgyzstan
Kimberly Marten
263. 'Parallels' and 'Verticals' of Putin's Foreign Policy
Irina Kobrinskaya
262. Russian Diplomacy in the 21st Century: Multilateralism Put to Work
Alla Kassianova
261. Ukraine at the Crossroads: Velvet Revolution or Belarusification
Olexiy Haran'
260. Rejoining Europe?: The Socializing Power of European Institutions
Jeffrey T. Checkel
259. The Gender Gap in Russian Politics and Elections
Valerie Sperling
258. What Does Winning Mean in 2003?: A Candidate Centered Analysis of Upcoming Parliamentary Elections
Regina Smyth
257. Waiting for a Democratic Left: A Dangerous Gap in Russia's Political Spectrum
Dmitri Glinski
256. Russians Support NGOs But Not Parties: Implications for Donors
Theodore P. Gerber and Sarah E. Mendelson
255. United Russia: Ruling Party or Emperor's New Clothes?
Vladimir Gel'man
254. Quod Licet Iovi: Preemptive Use of Military Force in Russian Foreign Policy
Nikolai Sokov
253. Putin: A New de Gaulle?
Matthew Evangelista
252. The Russian-Georgian Crisis and Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan
Douglas W. Blum
251. Russia's Virtual War Against Georgia: Risks of a PR Offensive
Pavel Baev
250. Chechnya: 9/11, the Moscow Hostage Crisis, and Opportunity for Political Settlement
Mikhail A. Alexseev
249. Russia and U.S. Policy Toward Iraq - Conflict of Interests and Limits of Dissent
Ekaterina Stepanova
248. Russia's Interest in Trading with the "Axis of Evil"
Celeste A. Wallander
247. Instability in South Caucasus and the War against Terrorism
Nikolai Sokov
246. "Extremists and Bandits" How Russia Views the War against Terrorism
Fiona Hill
245. The Security Implications of HIV/AIDS in Russia
Sarah E. Mendelson, Julie Sawyer, and Celeste A. Wallander
244. The Disconnect in How Russians Think about Human Rights and Chechnya: A Consequence of Media Manipulation
Theodore P. Gerber and Sarah E. Mendelson
243. How Russians Think about Chechnya
Theodore P. Gerber and Sarah E. Mendelson
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