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Demokratizatsiya
The
Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization
VOLUME 2 CONTENTS
Volume 2, Number 1 (Winter 1994)
(Special Issue on American Policy after the USSR)
(Dedicated to Jiri Hajek)
Can
We Help Russia Become a Good Neighbor?
Paul A. Goble
Kyrgyzstan:
Central Asia's Democratic Alternative
Askar Akayev
Russia's
and America's Intertwined Fates
Blair A. Ruble
Democracy
and Statebuilding in Central Asia: Challenges for U.S. Policy-Makers
Martha Brill Olcott
Yeltsin,
the Press and the New Constitution
Nick Daniloff
America
Lacks a Foreign Policy Towards Russia
Interview with
Alexander N. Yakovlev
Ukrainian
Independence and National Security
Paula J. Dobriansky
Regional
Conflicts in the Former Soviet Union and U.S.-Russian Relations
Pollution, Politics and Public Opinion in Central Asia
Nancy Lubin
The
Belarusian National Dilemma
Kathleen Mihalisko
Contending
with Russia's Military Machine
Stephen Blank
Post-Soviet
Sakharovs: Renewed Persecution of Dissident Scientists and the American
Response
J. Michael Waller
When
Will Russia Abandon Its Secret Chemical Weapons Program?
Gale Colby and Irene
Goldman
Breaking
the Shackles: Latvia after the USSR
Rasma Karklins
A
Strategy to Encourage Democracy in the Newly Independent States
Constantine C. Menges
Volume 2, Number 2 (Spring 1994)
(Special focus on the
creation of the Soviet presidency in 1990)
Finita
la Comedia?
Nikolai V. Zlobin
Yeltsin
Misread the Elections
Interview with Galina
Starovoitova
Where
Does the "Mafiya" Come From
Yuri Schekochikhin
Russia:
To Be or Not to Be
Valery Zorkin
Zhirinovsky
Is a New Version of Yeltsin
Sergei Baburin
Chess-Like
Diplomacy at Novo-Ogarevo
Yuri Baturin
The
Making of a President
Yegor Kuznetsov
We've
Got a Special Way of Thinking
Interview with Georgy
Shakhnazarov
Nuclear
Proliferation Dangers in the NIS: An Interim Assessment
James E. Doyle
Brazauskas
in Power: An Assessment
Julius Smulkstys
The
Proposed Constitution of Ukraine: Continuity Under the Banner of Change
David Lempert
Moldova's
Flawed Constitution
Andrew Lester
The
Politics of Language in Moldova
Jeffrey Chinn
From
the Archives: On the Establishment of the Soviet Presidency (Previously unpublished materials pertaining to
closed Kremlin talks on the creation of the USSR presidency in 1989)
Volume 2, Number 3 (Summer
1994)
(Special issue with a
focus on organized crime, plus a closer look at post-Soviet press)
Post-Soviet
Organized Crime
Louise Shelley
Crime
and Human Rights in Russia
Nikolai Kachev and
Alexander Pipiya
Organized
Crime and the Russian State
J. Michael Waller
Privatizatsiya
and Kriminalizatsiya: How Organized Crime Is Hijacking Privatization
Svetlana Glinkina
The
Organized Crime Morass in the Former Soviet Union
Rensselaer W. Lee, III
Crime
and Statistics
Inga Mikhailovskaya
Organized
Crime and Society
Vyacheslav Afanasyev
Crime
in Russia: Causes and Prevention
Ninel Kuznetsova
Yeltsin
Is a Very Impressive Leader
Interview with Jeane
Kirkpatrick
How
Free Is the Media in Russia Today
Nicholas Daniloff and
Sergei Grigoriev
The
Rise of the Provincial Press
Elizabeth Schillinger
The New Provincial Journalism
Alexander Meltsaev
Political
Threats to a Free Press in Russia
Vitaly Tretyakov
Political
Control of Television in Yeltsin's Russia
Alexander Lyubimov
The
Revival of Islam and Islamic Publishing
Magomedkhan M. Magomedkhanov
Can
the West Help a Russian Free Press?
Thomas Winship
Volume 2, Number 4 (Fall 1994)
Russian
Presidential Politics Today
Theodore Karasik and
Brenda Horrigan
Zhirinovsky's
Strategy to Succeed Yeltsin
Andrei P. Tsygankov
Russian
Federalism and Reform
James Voorhees
A
Viable Russian Federalism
Rein Staal
Autonomy
for Eastern Finno-Ugric Nations: A Test for Russian Democracy
Rein Taagepera
Is
the NIS Brain Drain Exaggerated?
Jeffrey L. Roberg
Russia,
the Baltic States and the West
Rita Putins Peters
Ethnic
Relations in Estonia and What They Mean for the World
Klara Hallik
The
Proposed Constitution of Ukraine
Bohdan Futey
The
Role of the Courts in the Electoral Process of Ukraine
Viktor Shishkin
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