Russia--lost in transition : the Yeltsin and Putin legacies /
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Washington, D.C. :
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,
[2007]
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Table of Contents:
- Boris Yeltsin : a revolutionary who preserved tradition
- How will Yeltsin go down in history?
- The coming of Vladimir Putin : a new regime to preserve an old system
- Imitation democracy
- Can you sit and run at the same time?
- Pragmatists versus idealists
- Should I stay or should I go?
- The siloviki in power
- Oligarchy as myth and reality
- Liberal technocrats as an adornment of the state
- The triumph of bureaucratic capitalism
- Something new : a nuclear petro-power
- The state shakes off its social responsibilities
- What is behind Russia's new assertiveness?
- Is Russia ready to set sail under her own steam?
- How can we learn to be neighbors?
- Russia and Europe : condemned to live together
- Russia and the United States : in search of new paradigm
- What went wrong?
- Bumps in the road
- The Bush-Putin legacy
- Unstable stability, or On shooting yourself in the foot
- What might detonate an explosion?
- Russia : going nowhere fast
- Can the West help the Russian liberal project?
- How to stop suicidal statecraft
- Paradoxes and hopes.