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Volume 6 Issue 12

December 20, 2000

• OIL BARONS GO TO WAR WITH PUTIN
• CAN RUSSIA AFFORD A NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM?
• THE GENERALS HAVE TAKEN POWER IN RUSSIA: WHAT CAN WE EXPECT FROM THEM?
• INTERVIEW WITH GRIGORYANTS
• THE CASPIAN MISSES OUT ON THE CURRENT OIL BOOM
• A CULTURE OF ARMS PROSPERS IN THE NORTHERN CAUCASUS
• BELARUS AT THE POLITICAL CROSSROADS

Volume 6 Issue 11

November 28, 2000

• KREMLIN LOYALISTS SENT OFF TO BECOME GOVERNORS
• PUTIN REBUILDS A UNITARY STATE IN RUSSIA
• THE LEFT-WING OPPOSITION AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS OF 2000
• MAKHACHKALA DISTRICT COURT LEAVES BABITSKY CASE UNRESOLVED
• POLYGAMY CREEPS OVER RUSSIA'S OUTSKIRTS
• WILL VISAS OPEN NEW PAGE IN RUSSIAN-GEORGIAN RELATIONS?
• WHO DID RUSSIA VOTE FOR IN THE U.S. ELECTIONS?
• THE CHECHEN PROLOG TO THE UKRAINIAN MYTH

Volume 6 Issue 10

October 31, 2000

• THE WEAKNESSES AND SHORTCOMINGS OF PUTIN'S STATE REFORMS
• PUTIN TAKES AIM AT THE PRINCIPLE OF NATIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION
• A WRITER OUTWEIGHS A PRIME MINISTER IN CHUBAIS' SCALES
• RUSSIA'S UNIONS OF SOLDIERS' MOTHERS CARRY OUT THE STATE'S DIRTY WORK
• TROUBLE IN CENTRAL ASIA: REPRESSION BY THE AUTHORITIES ONLY SERVES TO CONSOLIDATE THE ISLAMISTS' POSITION
• TWO OPPOSING FORCES CAPABLE OF CHANGING POLITICAL SITUATION IN KYRGYZSTAN
• TUBERCULOSIS RAGES IN THE CAUCASUS

Volume 6 Issue 9

September 30, 2000

• THE KREMLIN SETS ABOUT CLEANING UP THE AIRWAVES
• A YEAR INTO THE PUTIN ERA--IS HE "PUTTING THINGS IN ORDER"?
• ECONOMIC GROWTH AGAINST A BACKDROP OF CATASTROPHE
• RUSSIA: CONSOLIDATION OF THE NATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS?
• TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS IN RUSSIA'S OIL AND GAS COMPLEX
• POLITICS IN VOLGOGRAD OBLAST

Volume 6 Issue 8

August 31, 2000

• THE KREMLIN CHANGES THE OLIGARCHS' DIAPERS ... FOR WHICH THEY THANK THE PRESIDENT
• WILL PUTIN CONFISCATE THE OLIGARCH'S PROPERTY?
• ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM IN AZERBAIJAN: MYTH OR REALITY?
• UKRAINE: THE ECONOMY AND NATIONAL IDENTITY
• RUSSIA AND THE WEST: A BREAKDOWN IN THE MIND

Volume 6 Issue 7

July 31, 2000

• BEREZOVSKY DECLARES WAR ON PUTIN
• THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PUTIN'S RUSSIA AND YELTSIN'S
• CIVIL SOCIETY AND CHANGES IN THE OUTLOOK OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE
• RUSSIAN BANKING SYSTEM: COULD THERE BE AN INVESTMENT BOOM?
• RUSSIA'S OIL COMPLEX IS BEING DIVIDED UP AGAIN
• HOW SHOULD RUSSIA BE HELPED? A VIEW FROM WITHIN

Volume 6 Issue 6

June 30, 2000

• THE FAMILY FORMS PUTIN'S GOVERNMENT
• ZYUGANOV AND PUTIN BACK INTO EACH OTHER WHILE PLAYING GREAT-POWER
• THE KREMLIN AND THE REGIONS: FIGHT OR DEAL?
• THE REFERENDUM AND PROSPECTS FOR DEMOCRACY IN UKRAINE
• BREAKING YOUR OWN LAWS CAN ONLY LEAD TO "CHAOS AND INSTABILITY"

Volume 6 Issue 5

May 30, 2000

• UNLIMITED POWER
• THE GOVERNORS SWEAR LOYALTY TO THE NEW PRESIDENT
• MOSCOW AND THE REGIONS ON THE THRESHOLD OF THE 21ST CENTURY
• THE SEVEN LABORS OF GLEB PAVLOVSKY
• COSMETIC REPAIRS IN THE KREMLIN
• THE CHECHEN TRAIL IN GEORGIA: REPORT FROM PANKIISK GORGE
• ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN RUSSIA

Volume 6 Issue 4

April 28, 2000

• THE KREMLIN SHUFFLE
• DAGESTAN'S LEADERSHIP IS HAPPY WITH PUTIN
• DO PRO-DEMOCRATIC RUSSIANS PREFER THE VALUES OF THE LIBERAL-RIGHT TO SOCIAL DEMOCRACY?
• A PRE-DECLARED VICTORY
• PUTIN'S VICTORY FROM A UKRAINIAN PERSPECTIVE
• CHECHNYA: A PYRRHIC VICTORY OR GENUINE SUCCESS?
• ELITE AND LUMPEN OF THE STREETS: THE DIFFERING DESTINIES OF MOSCOW STREET CHILDREN

Volume 6 Issue 3

March 23, 2000

• THE OLIGARCHS BATTLE FOR THE ACTING PRESIDENT
• THE SECOND CHECHEN WAR: QUI PRODEST?
• RUSSIAN FORCES BRACE FOR A PROTRACTED GUERRILLA WAR
• RUSSIA AND THE SECURITY WATERSHED
• UKRAINE: VIKTOR YUSHCHENKO AS PRIME MINISTER IN THE CONTEXT OF DOMESTIC AND RUSSIAN POLITICS
• WHAT POST-YELTSIN RUSSIA PROMISES GEORGIA?

Volume 6 Issue 2

February 18, 2000

• TOO MUCH OR TOO LITTLE?
• YELTSIN'S SUCCESSOR AGREES TO EARLY GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS
• HOW RUSSIA WAS LOST
• SCANDALS SHAKE THE GEORGIAN MILITARY
• REGIONAL PREEMINENCE IN CENTRAL ASIA

Volume 6 Issue 1

January 21, 2000

• BORIS YELTSIN WINS THE 2000 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
• THE KING IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE KING?
• HAS THE AGE OF POLITICAL GIANTS COME TO AN END?
• WHO WON AND WHY? PREDICTIONS AND RESULTS
• SOME PRESIDENTS ARGUE, OTHERS NEGOTIATE
• THE BATTLE FOR RUSSIA'S ALUMINUM COMES TO A HEAD