The end of unionism: a reappraisal

Article Abstract:

The reform of labor relations and the steady increase in the number of labor unions show that Old Unionism is in a continuous decline and that New Unionism is rapidly taking over. Aside from profound changes in the structure of the labor market, New or public sector unionism, will also increase the strength of organized labor.

Political activity, Labor policy, Labor unions

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Crime and corruption in Russia: why the CIA has been in the dark

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The failure of CIA officials to prevent the rise of crime rate in Russia has undermined the country's economic development and political growth. The appointment of Yevgeny Primakov as national leader further weakened Russia's stability, leading to long-term financial crisis in the region.

Evaluation, Crime, Intelligence service, Secret service, Intelligence officers

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Social conditions in Russia: A reappraisal

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the characteristics of the Russian economy following the collapse of the Soviet Union are discussed, with focus on dispelling beliefs that the Russian economy has failed or that the country's infrastructure is crumbling.

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