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Volume 7 Issue 12

December 19, 2001

• INTERNAL POLITICAL INTRIGUES
• PUTIN IN 2002: ST. PETERSBURG PATRIOTISM--ITS NATURE AND PROSPECTS
• RUSSIAN ECONOMY WEATHERS A FALL IN WORLD OIL PRICES
• HOW WILL RUSSIA'S CONSUMER MARKET DEVELOP?
• RUSSIA'S PROSPECTS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
• CHECHNYA'S WAR: A "LOGIC" OF ITS OWN
• GEOPOLITICAL RIVALRIES IN EURASIA

Volume 7 Issue 11

December 6, 2001

• RUSSIA: NEVER AS GOOD AS ONE HOPES, NEVER AS BAD AS ONE FEARS
• HOW PUTIN'S PRO-AMERICAN STANCE PLAYS ON RUSSIA'S DOMESTIC POLITICAL SCENE
• THE GROWTH OF ISLAMIC RADICALISM IN RUSSIA
• DOES RUSSIA REALLY WANT MORE WAR IN CHECHNYA?
• VIRTUAL FOREIGN POLICY IN BELARUS AND RUSSIA
• ON WHICH SIDE OF THE TERRORISM STRUGGLE DOES UKRAINE REALLY STAND?

Volume 7 Issue 10

October 31, 2001

• IN THE NAME OF RELIGION
• LIKE THE PROVERBIAL KNIGHT AT THE CROSSROADS, MANKIND HAS A CHOICE
• THE CHALLENGES OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM AND RUSSIA'S CLAIMS TO A NEW ROLE
• POST-SOVIET GEOPOLITICS IN THE MIDST OF TERRORISM AND WAR
• WHAT HAS PUTIN GAINED FROM HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH AMERICA?
• NEO-FEUDALISM RUSSIAN-STYLE: ROOM FOR ONE BARON ONLY
• UKRAINE FORGES MILITARY ALLIANCE WITH MACEDONIA

Volume 7 Issue 9

September 30, 2001

• THE FAMILY TAKES CONTROL OF DOMESTIC POLITICS IN RUSSIA
• ZYUGANOV, GORBACHEV AND CO. "HER MAJESTY'S OPPOSITION"?
• A POSITIVE IMAGE OF RUSSIA
• ABRAMOVICH'S GOLDEN HILLS IN CHUKOTKA
• CURRENT RUSSIAN OIL AND GAS SECTOR POLICY IN POST-SOCIALIST EUROPEAN SPACE
• UKRAINIAN INDEPENDENCE: TEN YEARS OF POLITICAL SURREALISM
• SOVIET-STYLE ELECTION HELD IN BELARUS

Volume 7 Issue 8

August 29, 2001

• THE SECURITY SERVICES HAVE DESIGNS ON THE KREMLIN
• PUTIN'S CHOICE: WILL THE SILOVIKI GAIN REVENGE ON THE LIBERALS?
• THE REASONS FOR THE RISE AND FALL OF THE SOVIET SYSTEM
• RUSSIA'S ORTHODOX CHURCH FACES OFF AGAINST THE REGIONS
• RUSSIA'S MIDDLE CLASS--DOING WELL AND GROWING
• THE NATIONAL INTEREST: ASPECTS OF RUSSIAN STATEHOOD IN THE CONTEXT OF DAGESTAN
• ONE SMALL STEP FROM DEMOCRACY TO AUTOCRACY

Volume 7 Issue 7

July 31, 2001

• TEN YEARS WITHOUT THE SOVIET UNION: LOST ILLUSIONS
• REFORM'S PARADOXES
• RUSSIAN-STYLE STABILIZATION: HOW LONG CAN IT LAST?
• THE PRESIDENT WILL CARRY OUT THREE CABINET RESHUFFLES
• WILL THE "NEW PARTNERSHIP" SUCCEED?
• RUSSIAN OIL AND THE IRAQI FACTOR
• PRIME MINISTER ANATOLY KINAKH AND KUCHMA'S POLITICAL COMMISSARS

Volume 7 Issue 6

June 30, 2001

• THE LEGAL REGIME OF THE CASPIAN SEA: VIEWS OF THE LITTORAL STATES
• A DAGESTANI ANSWER TO THE RUSSIAN QUESTION
• THE PUTIN APPRECIATION CLUB IN RUSSIA'S UPPER HOUSE: EVERYONE'S A MEMBER
• WHY DOES PUTIN NEED FATHERLAND AND UNITY TO UNITE?
• THE PRESIDENT REJECTS KASYANOV'S LIST OF POTENTIAL VICE PREMIERS

Volume 7 Issue 5

May 31, 2001

• AFTER THE BATTLE
• THE VIEWS OF RUSSIA'S MEDIA ELITE (PART 1)
• SECOND WAVE OF RESHUFFLES TARGETS KREMLIN
• POLITICAL CHANGES IN RUSSIA: DOES THE END JUSTIFY THE MEANS?
• UKRAINE BETWEEN EAST AND WEST: THE RESIGNATION OF YUSHCHENKO AND THE CRISIS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY
• FIGHT A LOSING BATTLE
• NATURAL RESOURCES ARE BEING USED AS POLITICAL TRUMP CARDS

Volume 7 Issue 4

April 26, 2001

• IS THE REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA STILL GOING?
• A "POPULAR FRONT" TO BE OPENED UP FOR PUTIN
• THE EDITORS CANNOT ENTER INTO CORRESPONDENCE...
• THE MYTH OF EDUCATIONAL REFORM
• CHECHNYA IS FACING PERSONNEL VACUUM
• THE HIZB UT TAHRIR PARTY IN CENTRAL ASIA
• UKRAINE: THE AMORALISM OF POLITICS AND THE POLITICAL MORALS OF THE DECADE

Volume 7 Issue 3

March 30, 2001

• THE KREMLIN IN TROUBLE WITH ITS VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE
• PUTIN'S POWER HIERARCHY SINKS INTO THE SAND
• THE BATTLE FOR RUSSIA'S OIL CONTINUES
• MOSCOW INTRODUCES FULL VISA REQUIREMENTS FOR GEORGIANS
• RUSSIA IN THE CIS: THE HIGH COSTS OF EXPANSION
• THE RUSSIAN LEXICON, 2001

Volume 7 Issue 2

February 27, 2001

• BY SPRING HALF THE MINISTERS WILL BE GONE
• PRIVATIZATION IS NO LONGER POPULAR IN RUSSIA
• NO SURPRISES
• VLADIMIR PUTIN COMPLETES HIS FIRST YEAR AS PRESIDENT
• MOSCOW AND THE REGIONS: THE WAR IS OVER, BUT THE BATTLES GO ON
• FOREIGNERS BEWARE: KIDNAPPERS ARE STILL OPERATING IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS

Volume 7 Issue 1

January 30, 2001

• "KUCHMAGATE" CONTINUES TO DOMINATE UKRAINIAN POLITICS
• UKRAINE AND THE DYNAMICS OF STAGNATION
• THE DANGERS AND RISKS OF PUTIN'S MORAL VICTORIES
• OLIGARCHS, INTELLECTUALS AND THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN RUSSIA
• THE KREMLIN RESHAPES THE GOVERNMENT
• THE END OF THE NATIONAL ENERGY MONOPOLY?
• IN KYRGYZSTAN THEY KNOW THE NAME OF THE NEW PRESIDENT A MONTH BEFORE THE ELECTIONS
• RAMADAN FASTING IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA ENDED, FESTIVITIES GO ON