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    Russia The nature of Russian political culture and by extension its politics has been shaped and molded over the previous centuries. While we can by no means attribute its entire political culture to a single event or time period‚ we also can’t point to a time period‚ say the Soviet time‚ and draw our perception of Russia’s political culture from that alone. That being said‚ the totalitarian nature of the Soviet State is by partial means attributable to Marxist-Leninist philosophies. The

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    Business in Russia

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    Adolfo Hinojosa Strategic Management September 9‚ 2014 Ikea and Russia: Corruption and Sound Business Attempting to do business in Russia can formidable for any company and this includes Ikea. The Russian political atmosphere is rife with bribery and the blatant use of corruption in government dealings has become an accepted way of doing business. The Ikea example shows how government regulation can halt a business dead in its tracks. The mall Ikea has invested in has been ready for over a

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    Russia also officially known as the Russian Federation is a country in northern Eurasia.  It is a federal semi-presidential republic. At 17‚075‚400 square kilometres (6‚592‚800 sq mi)‚ Russia is the largest country in the world‚ covering more than one-eighth of the Earth’s inhabited land area. Russia is also the world’s ninth most populous nationwith nearly 144 million people as of 2015. Culture Russian culture has a long and rich cultural history‚ steeped in literature‚ ballet‚ painting and classical

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    Halifax Explosion 1917

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    Harbor and on its way to New York. Suddenly‚ the French munitions ship Mont Blanc was on its way to wait for a convoy when the two ships collided at 8:45am. It was known as a greatest man made explosion. It was 9:04 in the morning of December 6‚ 1917 when the explosion occurred. The crowds collected around Halifax Harbor to watch the blowing smoke filled with sparks and fire. During that time‚ I was seven years old. I was hanging out with my friend named Krystal who was also the same age as me

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    Before this period of history‚ Russia was facing difficult hardships due to the pressures of World War I. Many of the citizens believed in seeking end to a terrible war and to make up for all the shortages that were present during this time. Workers were exploited and felt upset by the social gap that the war had created. Many of them posed a revolution of the government in power at the time‚ forcing the Tsar abdicate the thrown. This allowed for some major social changes in Russia’s government. The

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    Modern Russia: Overview Russia faced enormous problems in the 1990s. After 70 years of communism‚ with its planned economy and controlled currency‚ Russia was ill-equipped for a rapid conversion to capitalism. Factories were in poor repair and inefficient‚ and their consumer products were shoddy. Managers did not have the know-how to function in a market economy‚ nor were workers prepared for the uncertainties of the marketplace. The transportation and delivery system for the goods they produced

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    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 it might have seemed like a good idea to have kept tabs on all of its businesses‚ the Russian government eventually ended

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    Alcohol Abuse in Russia

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    December XX‚ 2008 Alcohol Abuse in Russia Family Issues Russians drink more alcohol than any other nation in the world. (Halpin‚ 2007‚ p1) The Times of London reports that Russians are currently going on an alcoholic binge even by Russian standards. According to the country’s chief public health officer‚ Gennadi Onishenko‚ Russians are drinking nearly three times as much as they did sixteen years ago. Onishenko’s study was promulgated by the Russian equivalent of the consumer protection

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    HOMEWORK QUESTIONS (1) Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in England? How was industrialization different in the United States from industrialization in Russia? (1-2 sentences for each question) The Industrial Revolution began in England not for one reason but because of a number of reasons that proliferated the occurrence. For starters the country had a ready supply of coal and iron and there were roads and canals that helped to create a unified internal market. They had adopted

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    Napoleon Bonaparte in Russia

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    years ago ‚ he committed a grave error by leading his Grande Armée—possibly the largest European armed force ever built to that point—across the Niemen River into Russia. Without losing a single battle there‚ the Grande Armée was almost completely wiped out within six months by freezing temperatures‚ food shortages‚ disease and Russian assaults. This proved to be the beginning of the end for Napoleon‚ who was forced into exile in April 1814. Introduction Considered as one of the world ’s

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