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Volume 4 Issue 25

December 25, 1998

• HORIZONTAL INTEGRATION IN RUSSIA AND MOSCOW
• WHO WILL BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA--AND WHEN?
• UKRAINE: DEMOGRAPHY AND NATIONAL SECURITY
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 24

December 11, 1998

• THE NEW SPECTRUM OF NUCLEAR THREATS AND THE EVOLUTION OF STRATEGIC STABILITY CONCEPTS
• ANTI-SEMITISM: THE TRAGIC CONSEQUENCE OF A CRISIS IN THE SYSTEM
• FOOD AID TO RUSSIA: WHO NEEDS IT MOST?
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 23

November 27, 1998

• REASONS FOR ARMENIAN TENACITY ON NAGORNO-KARABAKH
• IN RUSSIA THERE IS MORE TO THE DOLLAR THAN MEETS THE EYE
• UPRISING QUASHED IN TAJIKISTAN: FURTHER CATACLYSMS EXPECTED
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• THE KREMLIN CREATES A NEW IMAGE FOR THE PRESIDENT

Volume 4 Issue 22

November 13, 1998

• THE INTERNATIONAL CIRCASSIAN COMMUNITY: IS MASS REPATRIATION OF ADYGEIS FEASIBLE?
• THE NEW ELECTORAL CODE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN KYRGYZSTAN
• ST. PETERSBURG'S REFORMERS BATTLE A RUSSIAN TAMMANY HALL
• WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY: HOW RUSSIA MIGHT FIT INTO THE INTERNATIONAL SCHEME
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 21

October 30, 1998

• THE "EASTERN SLAVIC CARD" IN UKRAINIAN POLITICS
• THE RISKS OF CLOSING CASPIAN OPTIONS
• KREMLIN CHOOSES PRIMAKOV AS YELTSIN'S STAND-IN
• WHAT HAPPENED ON AUGUST 17?
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 20

October 16, 1998

• THE PEOPLE ARE SILENT?
• THE REGIONAL ELITES AND RUSSIA'S FINANCIAL-POLITICAL CRISIS
• CHECHNYA ON THE BRINK OF CIVIL WAR:
• BORIS NEMTSOV WILL RETURN TO POLITICS VIA THE DUMA
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 19

October 2, 1998

• THE IMF AND UKRAINE: POSTPONING THE CRISIS OR BEGINNING THE REFORMS?
• ON THE QUESTION OF RUSSIAN MILITARY DEVELOPMENT
• IN DAGESTAN, WAR DECLARED ON THE MAFIA: A SITUATION WHICH COULD GET OUT OF CONTROL
• VACUUM OF STATE POWER: RUSSIA'S MAIN WEAKNESS
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 18

September 18, 1998

• IS THE RUSSIAN STATE BANKRUPT?
• THE DEPUTIES KEEP THEIR NERVE--AND CHERNOMYRDIN IS EXCHANGED FOR PRIMAKOV
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 17

September 4, 1998

• THE MEANING OF RUSSIA'S IMF BAILOUT
• THE RISE OF THE RUSSIAN CRIMINAL STATE
• THE CRISIS IN RUSSIA: PROSPECTS FOR STABILITY
• FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 16

August 7, 1998

• FACT PAGE
• THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF PRESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT IN KAZAKHSTAN
• UKRAINIAN POLITICS: PRAGMATISM AND ITS PROSPECTS
• "WAHHABISM" IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION: A REAL THREAT, OR JUST AN EXCUSE TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS WITH THE OPPOSITION?
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 15

July 24, 1998

• RUSSIA STRUGGLES TO COME TO TERMS WITH HER PAST
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• RUSSIA: CAPITALISM'S "JURASSIC PARK"
• UKRAINE'S "EUROPEAN DREAM"
• LIBERALISM IN ARMENIA: POST-SOVIET FAILURE AND AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE

Volume 4 Issue 14

July 10, 1998

• GEORGIA AND THE "NEW SILK ROAD"
• THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN KYRGYZSTAN AFTER THE CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT
• ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE WAY OUT OF UKRAINE'S ECONOMIC IMPASSE
• WHY NATO? WHY NOT?: ON THE HARM AND UTILITY OF STEREOTYPES
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 13

June 26, 1998

• HOW EMIGRATION AFFECTS GEORGIA
• THE ROLE OF THE INTELLIGENTSIA IN FORMING AND MAINTAINING ARMENIAN NATIONAL IDENTITY
• LEBED: JUST ONE BULLET OUT OF A BIG CLIP
• "ENLIGHTENED ISLAM," UZBEK-STYLE: ISLAM KARIMOV IS GETTING RID OF HIS MOST DANGEROUS RIVAL
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 12

June 12, 1998

• RUSSIA'S LARGEST OIL COMPANIES: THE SITUATION TODAY
• SARATOV OBLAST'S LAND PRIVATIZATION LAW
• KIRIENKO--THE SAME AS GAIDAR, ONLY THINNER: RUSSIA AFTER FIVE YEARS OF CONFLICT BETWEEN THE LEGISLATURE AND THE EXECUTIVE
• WHO WORKS, AND WHO RULES, IN THE KREMLIN
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 11

May 26, 1998

• THE WESTERN NORTH CAUCASUS: A CALM REFUGE IN A ZONE OF INSTABILITY
• POWER CHANGES HANDS IN NORTH OSSETIA: FIRST STEPS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
• THE COMMUNIST VICTORY IN THE UKRAINIAN ELECTIONS: WILL IT CHANGE THE COURSE OF POLITICS IN THE COUNTRY?
• KYRGYZSTAN'S PRESIDENT ASKAR AKAEV: A POLITICAL PORTRAIT
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 10

May 15, 1998

• A TALE OF TWO REFERENDA.
• THE "VOLGA GERMAN AUTONOMOUS REPUBLIC": ITS ABSENCE AS A DETAIL OF THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE.
• TBILISI HAS ONLY PARTIAL CONTROL OVER GEORGIA'S ARMENIAN REGIONS.
• YEVHEN MARCHUK: UKRAINE'S MYSTERIOUS CANDIDATE.
• THE NATIONAL DEBATE OVER NATION-BUILDING IN POST-COMMUNIST RUSSIA.
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 9

May 1, 1998

• A TALE OF TWO REFERENDA.
• THE ARMENIAN ECONOMY: CONTINUING STAGNATION AMID FRESH PROMISES OF RECOVERY.
• RUSSIA'S NATIONAL SECURITY CONCEPT: DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN DRAWN UP, BUT CONTRADICTIONS REMAIN.
• QUO VADIS, MOLDOVA?
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 8

April 17, 1998

• YABLOKO: IS THE "APPLE" TOO GREEN?
• MINGRELIA: GEORGIA'S NEW "HOT SPOT"?
• INTERETHNIC TENSIONS IN KYRGYZSTAN'S OSH REGION.
• CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS THREATEN TO DESTABILIZE SITUATION IN DAGESTAN.
• THE KAMA AUTOMOBILE FACTORY -- CLINICALLY DEAD AT THE AGE OF 29.
• ORGANIZED CRIME IN RUSSIA TODAY.
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW

Volume 4 Issue 7

April 3, 1998

• IS ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM A THREAT IN KAZAKHSTAN?
• RUSSIA'S FEDERAL BORDER GUARDS
• KRASNODAR KRAI: NIKOLAI KONDRATENKO'S REGIONAL RESTORATION
• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• THE PRESIDENT'S REPRESENTATIVES: "MOSCOW'S MEN" IN THE REGIONS

Volume 4 Issue 6

March 20, 1998

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• ISLAMIC RADICALS IN DAGESTAN
• YURI LUZHKOV AS A "NEW SOCIALIST"
• ROSNEFT PRIVATIZATION SET TO COMPLETE THE CARVE-UP OF THE RUSSIAN OIL INDUSTRY
• EASTERN AND WESTERN UKRAINE IN THE MIRROR OF PUBLIC OPINION
• GEORGIA AND THE ABKHAZ QUESTION

Volume 4 Issue 5

March 6, 1998

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• THE DANGER OF RUSSIA'S GREAT POWER ILLUSIONS
• RUSSIAN IDENTITY: THE VIEW FROM TATARSTAN
• RUSSIAN CINEMA SPOTLIGHTS SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ILLS
• RUSSIA'S GRANDE DAME: A PORTRAIT OF VIKTORIA MITINA
• UKRAINE: REGIONAL CLANS ATTEMPT THE TRANSITION TO PARTY POLITICS

Volume 4 Issue 4

February 20, 1998

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• "VELVET COUP" PROMISES SWEEPING CHANGES IN ARMENIA
• SARATOV'S GOVERNOR DMITRI AYATSKOV: A NEW ACTOR ON AN OLD POLITICAL STAGE
• WHAT MAKES MOSCOW SO DIFFERENT FROM RUSSIA'S OTHER REGIONS?
• THE ULYANOVSK PHENOMENON MOVES FROM THE "CHINESE PATH" TO THE "NORTH KOREAN PATH"
• PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN CHUVASHIA - MARTIAL ARTS, EASTERN-STYLE

Volume 4 Issue 3

February 6, 1998

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• THE SOVIET PROPAGANDA MACHINE IS ALIVE AND WELL IN UKRAINE
• WILL YULIA TYMOSHENKO BE UKRAINE'S FIRST WOMAN PRIME MINISTER?
• UKRAINE'S ELECTIONS: "A WAR OF COMPROMISING INFORMATION"?
• THE ROLE OF CLANS IN KAZAKHSTAN TODAY
• THE "GREATER VOLGA" ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION
• A PORTRAIT OF TATYANA DYACHENKO, THE KREMLIN "LIAISON OFFICER"
• REORGANIZING RUSSIA'S ARMS EXPORT SYSTEM

Volume 4 Issue 2

January 23, 1998

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• THE INDEPENDENT PRESS IS HAVING A ROUGH TIME IN KYRGYZSTAN
• ARMENIA'S FOREIGN POLICY: BALANCING BETWEEN EAST AND WEST
• DEVELOPMENT, BASHKIR-STYLE: UFA'S INTERNAL POLICY BENEFITS THE KREMLIN
• UKRAINE'S ECONOMIC CRISIS: IS THERE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL?

Volume 4 Issue 1

January 9, 1998

• THE FORTNIGHT IN REVIEW
• CRIMEA: THE SITUATION IS STABLE, BUT THE FUTURE LOOKS BLEAK
• "RUSSIA IS OUR HOME": HOW THE GOVERNMENT TRIED TO CREATE A RULING PARTY, AND WHAT CAME OF IT
• CHANGES IN RUSSIA'S LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
• BELARUS' INDEPENDENT PRESS - EMBATTLED BUT NOT DEFEATED
• TURKMENISTAN'S OIL AND GAS COMPLEX