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    Legal Profession In Russia

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    Profession in Russia Guest lecture at Law Faculty of University of Tartu‚ 5th of November‚ 2012 Dr. Mikhail Antonov Associate Professor of Law Faculty of Higher School of Economics – Saint Petersburg‚ Director of Research Center for Legal Argumentation‚ Executive Director of “Russian Yearbook for Legal Theory”‚ Advocate The author’s position does not necessarily correspond to the official position of National Research University “Higher School of Economics” Legal Education in Russia: Principles

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    PETROGRAD‚ Russia - Many protesters lined up on the streets of Petrograd during the past few days. This event is being called the “March Revolution.” The series of events that occurred during the past couple of months has not been kind to the citizens of Russia. Russia is currently under deep turmoil due to the negative effects of warfare. Russian units have not been quite successful during the Great War as they have lost millions. Over the past couple years‚ war excitement had quickly deceased

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    Russia Interfax Russia is a country slightly smaller than the United States‚ 1.8 times smaller to be exact. It is bordering the Arctic Ocean between Europe and North Pacific Ocean with a coast line of 37‚653 km. The capital of Russia is Moscow with a population of 14 million consisting of 81% Russian‚ 3.7% Tatar‚ 1.4% Ukrainian‚ and 1.1% Bashkir. In this report we will learn about the contemporary business issues and economics in Russia. We will also see how the government takes part in the everyday

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    The Pre-Revolutionary and the Soviet Periods in Russia Just like any other countries‚ the people in Russia were not exempted from injustices during the pre-revolutionary period. The revolutionary Russia faced various economic problems due to the many unfavorable political conditions it faced. Majority of the people were poor and some of them did not even own lands (Go Social Studies Go). Aside from that‚ working conditions were unfavorable for the workers‚ and Russia’s corrupt bureaucratic system

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    A Threat to a Nation Communism is a dangerous system which will ultimately result in an oppressive regime. To demonstrate this is the country of Russia. During the time frame of 1917-1991‚ the country of Russia had a communist based economic system. Thus‚ meaning that its government possessed “the” full “control of” its “industry and of all the branches of production” done by its many businesses‚ and/or affiliates‚ even if they were not huge‚ and/or name branded (Document 3‚ #1). While

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    Popular Sports in Russia

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    athletes in Russia Russia is the successor of the Soviet Union (USSR)‚ which was the dominant Olympic team during the Soviet Era whereby‚ Russia SFSR was the largest nation in the Soviet Union with the main athletes of the Soviet team. Nowadays‚ Russia is one the most successful countries at a variety of sports and continuously ending in the top rankings (never below the third place since 1952) in number of medals and gold medals collected at the Olympic Games. Moreover‚ since 1994‚ Russia always

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    In 855‚ the civilization of Kievan Rus ’ developed‚ encompassing a small portion of modern day Russia. Around 1220‚ the Mongols arrived in Russia where they significantly influenced the Russian culture. In 1762‚ Catherine the Great became empress where she patronized Western culture. From the civilization of Kievan Rus ’ to the Russian Empire of Catherine the Great‚ Russia ’s contacts with the west‚ political structure‚ and territorial boundaries had significantly changed. Contact with the with

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    Due to Mongol influence‚ Russia existed in isolation‚ however‚ tsars such as Peter and Catherine the Great tried various things in an effort to westernize the isolated territory. By late 17th century‚ Russia experienced a great internal change. Peter and his successors used westernization to bolster Russia’s expansionist empire. Westernization had a great impact on Russia and its development. Prior to Peter’s attempt for westernization‚ he and his predecessors extended tsarist

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    The Evolution of Power Distance in Russia Several authors such as Hofstede‚ Shwarz and Trompenaars investigated the characteristics of power distribution in different societies‚ each with their own accents. Hofstede uses the criteria of power distance. It describes to what extend a countries population accepts that power in organisations and institutions is unquelly divided. In other words ; is the power distribution mainly based on vertical or horizontal relationships? (Nardon & Steers‚

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    Russia Georgia Conflict

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    The Russia- Georgia conflict Name Instructor Date Outline * Introduction * Attempts to have proper agreements between Russia and Georgia * The most relevant states and their interests in the Russian-Georgia Conflict * Analysis of the topic from a realist/neorealist and liberal/neoliberal perspective * What is the future of the topic * Conclusion Introduction This research paper takes a keen look at the crisis that took place between Georgia and Russia that lead to war between

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