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Volume 2 Issue 18

December 1, 1996

• PRIMORIYE: THE RISE OF A CRIMINAL STATE
• TUVA: REJOINING THE FOLD
• YAKUTIA: AUTONOMY AND DIAMONDS
• DAGESTAN: THE FUNDAMENTALIST THREAT
• DAGESTAN: A SEETHING NATIONAL CAULDRON

Volume 2 Issue 17

November 1, 1996

• THE PREDATIONS OF THE RED DIRECTORS (PART 2)
• LEBED LOOKS TO THE FUTURE
• RUSSIA'S SELF-DEFEATING TAX SYSTEM
• THE ENDURING POWER OF THE GRU
• THE FIGHT FOR SELF-PRESERVATION IN THE KREMLIN
• RUSSIA'S ARMY: THE GATHERING STORM

Volume 2 Issue 16

October 1, 1996

• THE PREDATIONS OF THE RED DIRECTORS (PART I)
• RUSSIA LOOKS ANEW TO THE ARAB WORLD
• THE STAR-CROSSED MISSION OF ELLA PAMFILOVA
• A NEW IDENTITY: ISLAM IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS
• RUSSIA'S REGIONS STRIKE OUT ON THEIR OWN
• LEBED: WHAT LIES AHEAD
• LEBED: WHY HE WAS FIRED

Volume 2 Issue 15

September 1, 1996

• THE TEST OF WILLS OVER NATO
• TWILIGHT OF THE TRANSDNIESTER REPUBLIC
• THE SIGNS OF A CHECHEN VICTORY
• HIGH STAKES IN THE REGIONAL ELECTIONS
• IS IT TOO EARLY TO BURY THE COMMUNISTS?

Volume 2 Issue 14

August 1, 1996

• HOW THE MEDIA WERE USED
• THE FIGHT FOR ACCESS TO YELTSIN
• CENTRAL ASIA ENTERS THE MUSLIM WORLD
• CHECHNYA: PREPARING FOR WAR WITHOUT END
• A NEW EMPIRE UNDER THE YELLOW AND BLUE FLAG?

Volume 2 Issue 13

July 1, 1996

• A NEW APPROACH TO NATIONAL SECURITY
• THE SURPRISING VITALITY OF THE RUSSIAN DEFENSE INDUSTRY
• TAJIKISTAN: NOSTALGIA FOR A LOST PAST
• THE ELECTION IN THE REGIONS
• HOW YELTSIN PULLED IT OFF
• CAN GENERAL LEBED SAVE RUSSIA?
• YELTSIN'S STUNNING VICTORY

Volume 2 Issue 12

June 1, 1996

• REGIONAL POLLS POINT TO A TIGHT PRESIDENTIAL RACE
• THE MEDIA: CAN IT SWAY THE ELECTIONS?
• WILL THE SOVIET UNION REVIVE BY 2005?
• ZYUGANOV: THE RELUCTANT COMMUNIST
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 11

May 31, 1996

• THE LAWLESSNESS OF RUSSIAN REFORM
• THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA'S WAREHOUSES
• FAST AND LOOSE WITH OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY?
• RUSSIA AND IRAN: THE EASTERN TEMPTATION
• THE CANDIDATES HIT THE ROAD
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 10

May 17, 1996

• THE DEGRADATION OF RUSSIA'S SPECIAL FORCES
• MAKING DO IN UKRAINE
• YELTSIN'S IMPOTENT INTELLECTUALS
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 9

May 3, 1996

• RUSSIA'S TOP BANKERS DREAM OF A RED-WHITE ACCORD
• IS CHINA RUSSIA'S NEW ALLY?
• YELTSIN AND ZYUGANOV SEARCH FOR COALITIONS
• PAVEL GRACHEV: DISGRACED BUT INDISPENSABLE
• DUDAEV'S DEATH SPELLS MORE VIOLENCE IN CHECHNYA
• LUKOIL: RUSSIA'S TROJAN HORSE IN THE NEAR ABROAD?
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 8

April 19, 1996

• THE MUSLIMS IN RUSSIA'S PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
• RUSSIA'S DANGEROUS AMBITIONS IN THE CAUCASUS
• THE COMMUNISTS AS DEFENDERS OF THE RUSSIAN BUREAUCRATIC TRADITION
• BELOW THE SURFACE OF RUSSIAN POLITICS: THE STRUGGLE FOR STATE SUBSIDIES
• IS THERE A FUTURE FOR THE U.S.-RUSSIA "SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP"?
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 7

April 5, 1996

• THE SEEDS OF FASCISM IN RUSSIA
• WILL MIDDLE CLASS OWNERS IN RUSSIA BECOME A SUPPORT FOR ECONOMIC REFORM?
• YELTSIN'S PENCHANT FOR SELF-DESTRUCTION
• CHECHENS PREPARE TO FIGHT ON
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 6

March 22, 1996

• THE RESULTS IN NOVOSIBIRSK: A PORTENT FOR JUNE?
• ZHIRINOVSKY: THE GREAT MYSTIFICATOR
• THE SHADOW OF CHECHEN CRIME OVER MOSCOW
• YELTSIN'S POLITICAL PURGE
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 2 Issue 5

March 8, 1996

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• YELTSIN FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL
• TAJIKISTAN: CENTRAL ASIAN POWDERKEG
• AN ECONOMY UNDER PRESSURE
• CHECHNYA: SEEDS OF THE DEBACLE

Volume 2 Issue 4

February 23, 1996

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• A NEW WAVE OF MAFIA-LINKED TERRORISM?
• CAN NATO AND RUSSIA POLICE BOSNIA?
• THIEVERY AND THE RUSSIAN MILITARY BUDGET
• THE CHALLENGES TO GEORGIAN SOVEREIGNTY
• COMMUNIST GRIP TIGHTENS IN THE DUMA

Volume 2 Issue 3

February 9, 1996

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• FOREIGN POLICY: RUSSIA TURNS EAST
• WILL THE CHECHEN CONFLICT SPREAD?
• RUSSIA: ALL EYES FOCUS ON JUNE
• ECONOMIC SUCCESS BREEDS POLITICAL DISCONTENT
• RUSSIA'S GOVERNORS SEEK A WIDER ROLE

Volume 2 Issue 2

January 26, 1996

• RUSSIA: A TIME OF TURMOIL AND CHANGE
• THE FUTURE OF RUSSIA'S BUREAUCRATIC RULING CLASS
• THE GROWING DANGER FOR THE RUSSIAN PRESS
• THE SPECTER OF TERROR BEGINS TO HAUNT RUSSIA
• THE ORIGIN OF THE CHECHEN CONFLICT
• A MAN FROM THE SOVIET APPARAT TO GUIDE RUSSIA'S FOREIGN POLICY

Volume 2 Issue 1

January 12, 1996

• RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS TRY MULTI-ETHNIC FUNDAMENTALISM
• THE RISE OF "INSTINCTIVE DEMAGOGUES" THREATENS UKRAINE
• THE NEW DUMA: AN END TO BUSINESS AS USUAL?
• RUSSIA'S FUTURE: FIGHTING TO KEEP PACE
• CASPIAN OIL--THE NEW GREAT GAME
• REFLECTIONS OF A "RED BANKER"