The political economy of regions, regimes and republics
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The political economy of regions, regimes and republics
（Explaining post-Soviet patchworks / edited by Klaus Segbers, v. 3）
Ashgate, c2001
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-324) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume addresses the interests and behaviour of regional actors, and changes in regional and federal institutions in the former Soviet Union, specifically in Russia. The studies presented here are part of the research project "Transformation and Globalization", the aim being to look at the ongoing transformation in Post-Soviet spaces as processes shaped primarily by two groups of factors: institutions and structures from Soviet times, and the impacts related to globalization. This volume assembles texts which address regions and territories under both regions. Regions can be observed as actors with regional administration acting decisively, or as acting with regard to their interactions with the federal centre.
目次
- Rent-seeking in the regions - the politics of property rights protection in St Petersburg, Lev Savulkin, Andrei Zaostrovtsev
- rent-seeking in the regions - the politics of economic privilege in Kaliningrad, Nataliia Smorodinskaia
- rent-seeking in the regions - bureaucracies and administrative barriers, Andrei Shastitko, Andrei Tsyganov
- resource rent and regions - the case of Komi, Pavel Krotov
- resource rent and regions - the case of the West Siberian oil and gas complex, Anastas'ia Sevastianova
- Moscow - administrative moloch or gateway for globilization?, Leonid Vardomskii
- Moscow and the central economic area - analysis of the lack of linkage, Akira Uegaki
- Russian regional political institutions in the context of globilization and regionalization, Irina Busygina, Nataliia Zubarevich
- a cross-regional comparison of cleavage patterns, actors' autonomy and regime outcomes, Vladimir Gel'man
- the dynamics of interregional co-operation, competition and conflict, Andrei Makarychev
- regional, sectoral and state actors in Ukraine - the struggle against hard budget constraints, Andreas Wittkowsky
- actors and internationalization in Ukraine - if winners take all. who goes global?, Elena Kovaleva.
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