Actors and sectors in Russia between accommodation and resistance to globalization
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Actors and sectors in Russia between accommodation and resistance to globalization
（Explaining post-Soviet patchworks / edited by Klaus Segbers, v. 1）
Ashgate, c2001
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Bibliography: p. 385-402
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume addresses actors - the casual agents of change in the former Soviet Union, and specifically Russia. The studies presented are part of the research project "Transformation and Globalization", implemented 1998-2000. The aim of the undertaking was to address the ongoing transformations in the post-Soviet spaces (predominantly in Russia) as processes shaped primarily by two groups of factors - institutions and structures from Soviet times, and the impacts related to globalization. These two sources have a decisive impact on actors and institutions in the post-Soviet world. They both offer incentives and constraints, opportunities and risks. Actors - individuals and groups - respond differently to the legacies of the past and the stimuli of the present in local and global contexts.
目次
- Actors and interests in a changing Russia, Klaus Segbers
- international financial organizations and globalization, Ognian Hishow
- the origins and management of the federal debt to the world, Artos G. Sarkisiants
- financial supervision and moral hazard on an emerging market, Irina N. Iudina
- large corporations as national and global players - the case of Gazprom, Andreas Heinrich
- large corporations as national and global players - the case of Lukoil, Sergei P. Peregudov
- the mining and metal industry and globalization, Stephen Fortesque
- the banking sector and its international involvement, Artos G. Sarkisiants
- financial groups and the development of market institutions, Grigorii V. Krasnov
- mass media between political and instrumentalization, economic concentration and global assimilation, Ivan I. Zasurski
- the telecommunications sector - signs of liberalization and globalization, Elena K. Rytsareva
- high-tech defence production - the move into foreign markets, Ruslan N. Pukhov
- defence industry managers and the dynamics if intra-sectoral divergences, Leonid I. Kosals, Rozalina V. Ryvkina
- actors in agro-food policy - who shapes outcomes?, Evgeniia V. Serova
- agrarian actors in the localities, Zemfira I. Kalugina
- industrial managers' aspirations towards foreign markets - motives, methods and the consequences for companies, igor B. Gurkov
- small businesses in the context of international integration, Tar'aina A. Alimova
- the self-denying middle-class in the global age, Harley D. Balzer.
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