Dysfunction of the State and the weakeneed public safety of the Russian population

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This article discusses the role of the state in the disorganization of Russian society since the transition to a market economy in the 1990s, focusing on the public's concerns over safety and security. The authors use surveys taken in July 1999 by the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion to assess public concern, finding that after economic policy, security is the issue most concerning Russians; the deterioration of state administration in the era of economic reform is considered a major factor in the criminalization of the economy and the rise in crime in general.

Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Crime, Police, Police officers, Social problems, Public safety crimes, Offenses against public safety

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The Russian corporate economy: one hundred years of solitude?

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This article discusses economic reforms in post-communist Russia and the type of economy it is building, focusing on reasons for the minimal positive results in the corporate sector. The authors evaluate Russian pseudo-corporations which have remained closed, the control of corporations, and the reasons for this control, including the informal principles for their functions and the failure of law enforcement to prevent dumping of financial materials.

Economic development, Corporations

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