Oil in Putin's Russia : the contests over rents and economic policy

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    • Vatansever, Adnan

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Oil in Putin's Russia : the contests over rents and economic policy

Adnan Vatansever

University of Toronto Press, c2021

  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [293]-326) and index

収録内容

  • Understanding Policy-Making in Resource-Rich Countries
  • The Upsurge in Executive Power under President Putin
  • Russia's Historic Oil Windfalls and the Contest over Who Will Generate the Rents
  • Collecting the Rents: The Contest between the State and the Oil Industry on Dividing the Windfalls
  • The State as a Redistributor of Oil Rents: The Contest over Russia's Budget and Economic Priorities
  • The State as a Redistributor of Oil Rents: The Battle to Save the Windfalls
  • The Oil Sector as a Redistributor of Rents

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内容説明

No sector has been as vital as oil to the Russian economy since Vladimir Putin came to power. The longest serving leader since Stalin, Putin has presided during a period of relative economic prosperity driven largely by booming oil windfalls. Oil in Putin's Russia offers an in-depth examination of the contests over windfalls drawn from the oil sector. Examining how the Russian leadership has guided the process of distributing these windfalls, Adnan Vatansever explores the causes behind key policy continuities and policy reversals during Putin's tenure. The product of over ten years of research, including interviews with decision-makers and oil industry officials, Oil in Putin's Russia takes an innovative approach to understanding the contested nature of resource rents and the policy processes that determine how they are allocated. In so doing, it offers a comprehensive and timely account of politics and policy in contemporary Russia, and a significant contribution to research on the political economy of resource rents in mineral resource-rich countries.

目次

Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Understanding Policy-Making in Resource-Rich Countries 2. The Upsurge in Executive Power under President Putin 3. Russia's Historic Oil Windfalls and the Contest over Who Will Generate the Rents 4. Collecting the Rents: The Contest between the State and the Oil Industry on Dividing the Windfalls 5. The State as a Redistributor of Oil Rents: The Contest over Russia's Budget and Economic Priorities 6. The State as a Redistributor of Oil Rents: The Battle to Save the Windfalls 7. The Oil Sector as a Redistributor of Rents Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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