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Azerbaijan Foreign Policy and Government Guide (Russian Regional Investment and Business Library) by Ibp Usa, 2008-08-08

The Russian government in Poland: with a narrative of the Polish Insurrection of 1863 by William Ansell Day, 2010-08-12

Russian Government Guide (World Business and Investment Opportunities Library)

Crisis of the Old Order in Russia: Gentry and Government (Studies of the Russian Institute, Columbia University) by Roberta Thompson Manning, 1986-04

The Russian Verb: Prepositional and Non-Prepositional Government by V. Adnreyevna-Georg, V. Talmacheva, 1987-01-01

Russia and the West: The Development of Foreign Policy Stereotypes in the Consciousness of the Russian Society of the First Half of 20th Century (Rossiiskaia Politika, Sotsiologiia, Ekonomika, T. 2.) by The Institu Russian Academy Of Scienc, 1999-06

Russian Local Government During the War and the Union of Zemstvos by Tikhon J. Polner, 1930

Impressions of the Russian imperial government: oral history transcript / and related material, 1964-1971 by George Constantine Guins, Richard A Pierce, 2010-08-02

Life Of The Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, Of Kabul V2: With His Political Proceedings Towards The English, Russian, And Persian Governments (1846) by Mohan Lal, 2010-09-10

V. D. Nabokov and the Russian Provisional Government, 1917 by Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov, 1976-02-01

Life Of The Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, Of Kabul V1: With His Political Proceedings Towards The English, Russian, And Persian Governments (1846) by Mohan Lal, 2010-09-10

Lawfare: Use of the Definition of Aggressive War by the Soviet and Russian Federation Governments by Christi Bartman, 2010-06-01

Life of the Amir Dost Mohammed Khan of Kabul: With His Political Proceedings Towards the English, Russian, and Persian Governments, Including the Victory ... of the British Army in Afghanistan, Volume 1 by Mohana Lala, 2010-03-03

Is That You Laughing Comrade?the World's Best Russian (Underground Jokes) by Algis Ruksenas, 1986-06

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International Recording Industry Welcomes Russian Government's Creation Of Anti-
HOME PRESS LIST IFPI NEWS. International recording industry welcomesrussian government's creation of antipiracy task force. October 7, 2002.
http://www.ifpi.org/site-content/press/20021007.html

Extractions: HOME PRESS LIST IFPI NEWS International recording industry welcomes Russian government's creation of anti-piracy task force October 7, 2002 The international recording industry today warmly welcomed the setting up by the Russian government of a new anti-piracy task force to be headed by Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov. IFPI, the organisation representing the recording industry worldwide, said the music industry in Russia and internationally wants to cooperate closely with the government so that the new initiative makes a real impact on Russia's rampant music piracy trade. "Russia's rampant piracy is a huge cultural and economic drain on the country. It causes enormous damage to culture, economy and foreign investment. And it denies Russia the place its record companies, artists and musicians deserve in the international music industry." Background for Editors It was announced on Thursday 3 October that the Russian Cabinet of Ministers approved the setting up of a new intellectual property task force that will be headed by Prime Minister Kasyanov and made up of Economic Development and Trade, Justice, Press, Culture and Interior ministries, as well as representatives of Rospatent and public intellectual property organisations. At the end of 2001 a new legitimate Russian music industry association came into being, the first of its kind to be officially affiliated to IFPI. The National Federation of Phonogram Producers (NFPP) represents over 70% of the music industry in Russia and unites thirteen major Russian and international record companies for the first time.
Huridocs-tech@hrea.org - Russian Government Wants To Restrict Sites In .RU Domai
russian government wants to restrict sites in .RU domain. Subjecthuridocstech russian government wants to restrict sites in .RU
http://www.hrea.org/lists/huridocs-tech/markup/msg00382.html

Extractions: [Originally posted on the "politech" listserv.] Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1999 20:34:04 -0500 To: politech@vorlon.mit.edu From: Declan McCullagh <declan@well.com> Subject: FC: Russian government wants to restrict sites in .RU domain Sender: owner-politech@vorlon.mit.edu Reply-To: declan@well.com X-Loop: politech@vorlon.mit.edu X-URL: Politech is at http://www.well.com/~declan/politech/ http://www.hro.org http://www.aclu.org http://www.well.com/~declan/politech/ Send mail for the 'huridocs-tech' list to 'huridocs-tech@hrea.org'. Mail administrative requests to 'majordomo@hrea.org'. For additional assistance, send mail to: 'owner-huridocs-tech@hrea.org'. Archives of previous messages posted to the list can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/lists/huridocs-tech/markup/maillist.html Prev by Date: Cyber Scapegoats, Y2K, and Computer Viruses
Vnesheconombank / Functions Of Russian Government`s Agent
russian version Search Site map, Vnesheconombank About the Bank Activities Functionsof russian government`s Agent. Functions of russian government`s Agent.
http://www.veb.ru/index.asp?objectID=848&lang=eng
Welcome To Alaska International Adoption Agency, Ltd Web Site
International adoption agency specializing exclusively in Russia. Accredited by russian government. Children of all ages available.
http://www.akadoptions.com

Extractions: Alaska International Adoption Agency, Ltd. is accredited by the Russian Government to arrange adoptions of eligible minor orphan children in the Russian Federation. Certificate of accreditation Only accredited agencies, which maintain an office in Moscow registered and functioning according to Russian regulations, may represent non-Russian adoptive parents in arranging adoptions in the Russian Federation under current regulations. Although AIA is located in Anchorage, Alaska, most of our clients are from the other forty-nine states. AIA has offered adoption programs in different regions of Russia since 1993. All current AIA programs strictly comply with Russian legal procedures adopted on March 28, 2000. Under current rules: Children from 6 months and older are available for adoption. Married couples and single women may apply to adopt Russian children. There are no age restrictions for adoption applicants under Russian law.
Maximov's Companions
Publishing reference information on russian government agencies.
http://www.maximov.com/index_Eng.asp

Extractions: Home Page Publications Advertising E-shop About MIR Station Contacts The 2003 Publishing Programme Ad Positions "MACHINERY IN RUSSIA" Maximov Publications are glad to inform you that our Maximov's Companion to Mañhinery in Russia to be released in April 2003. This is Edition 1 in the series of Maximov's Companion periodical bilingual Russian-English telephone directories on Russian political, governmental and business elite. Our directory contains information on 1 700 companies more than 12 000 names and 16 000 telephone and fax numbers e-mail addresses arranged into the following sections: HOT NEWS: Maximov's Companion to (Edition 1) to be released in October 2003 Maximov's Companion to (Edition 3) to be released in May 2003 Maximov's Companion to Communications and Information in Russia (Edition 5) to be released in May 2003 Maximov's Companion to Who Governs Saint-Petersburg (Edition 3) to be released in May 2003 Maximov's Companion to Mañhinery in Russia (Edition 1) to be released in April 2003 Our companions: Who Governs Moscow Who Governs the Russian Federation Who Governs Saint-Petersburg Food Industry in Russia ... Communications and Information in Russia State Authorities Industrial Groups and Holdings Aerospace Industry Energy Machine-Building Transport Machine-Building Metallurgical and Mining Machine-Building Chemical, Oil and Gas Machine-Building
News Brief: IMF Welcomes Russian Government’s Statement On Fiscal Measures
IMF Welcomes russian governments Statement on Fiscal Measures; Managementto Recommend Completion of Review Under Russias EFF Program.
http://www.imf.org/external/np/sec/nb/1998/nb9815.htm

Extractions: Washington, D.C. 20431 USA "We are particularly reassured by the emphasis placed on the practical implementation of policies and the understanding by the new Russian government of the need for clarity, coherence, and continuity of government policy. When fully implemented, these measures would allow the reduction of the federal government budget deficit to 5 percent of GDP in 1998 and the achievement of primary balance. They also represent an attack on the two major problems that have frustrated attempts at fiscal consolidation in the past: weaknesses in tax collection and government spending commitments in excess of what can be afforded. This bodes well for the pursuit of fiscal adjustment in 1999 and beyond. IMF EXTERNAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
Regional Biological Invasions Center
The GAAS was established in 1998 in the framework of the russian government's Biodiversity Program, as part of the Project Dynamics of biodiversity of aquatic communities in the Baltic Sea Basin under the influence of alien species .
http://www.zin.ru/projects/invasions/index.html
Political Resources On The Net - Russia 2:4
russian government Internet Network. The President of the Russian Federation. SupremeCourt of Russian Federation. Government of the Russian Federation.
http://www.politicalresources.net/russia3.htm

Extractions: Russian Federation (2:4 Governments) Last updated: Governments on the WWW: Russian Federation By Gunnar Anzinger Government and Legislation by Russia on the Net Government on WWW Links to web-sites of Russian federal governmental bodies, and regional governments Russian Government Internet Network The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin (unofficial website) Gosudarstvennaya Duma State Duma The Sixth State Duma of Russia by East View The Duma Homepage by Moshe Haspel Supreme Court of Russian Federation Government of the Russian Federation Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russian Federation Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia ... Ministry of Science and Technology of Russian Federation Centre for Science Research and Statistics Ministry for Atomic Energy of the Russian Federation (Minatom) Ministry of Agriculture and Food Ministry of Transport State Committee of the Russian Federation on Land Policy ... Advanced Legislation Database The largest Databank of Legal and Economic Information in Russia KODEKS Advanced Legislation Database of Russia Panorama Russian politics. Structures of power (Russian language)
The Russian Issues.Com | Russian Government To Invest $2 Billion In IT
russian government to Invest $2 Billion in IT (Gazeta.ru) The russian governmentendorsed the federal project called Electronic Russia 20022010.
http://www.therussianissues.com/topics/43/01/07/09/6135.html

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RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT PROGRAM FOR GREENHOUSE COMPANIES
russian government PROGRAM FOR GREENHOUSE COMPANIES. russian governmentPROGRAM FOR GREENHOUSE COMPANIES CREATES TRADE AND COOPERATION
http://www.bisnis.doc.gov/bisnis/country/9903gren.htm

Extractions: Summary. This IMI highlights a recently announced Russian government program to provide various forms of support and financing to agricultural greenhouse companies in order to better supply the fresh vegetable market with domestically produced products. The previous volume of fresh vegetable imports to Russia is unlikely to be restored in the near future. Therefore, strong domestic vegetable demand should produce increased opportunities for U.S. companies to sell U.S.-made equipment and technology in Russia. The ability of producers to purchase these imports should be enhanced by this Russian government program which includes limited credits, exemption from import duties, and tax deferrals. Increasing concern of U.S. exporters about unavailability of U.S. export financing for Russia has lead Moscow FCS to focus attention on sources of Russian financing for equipment imports; this program appears to represent one of the limited opportunities available. End summary. 1. Russia's climate severely limits the growing season for vegetables and suggests a strong potential for greenhouse production of fresh vegetables. In 1997, according to the Russia's Statistics Committee, 11.1 million tons of fresh vegetables were harvested, up 3.3% from 1996. But because of poor storage conditions and obsolete canning and vegetable processing technologies, Russia suffers large loses from fields to retail markets. Some Russia's northern and far east regions such as Arkhangelsk, Yakutia, Kamchatka, etc. have to import fresh vegetables all year round.
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TAKES MEASURES TO REGULATE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET
russian government TAKES MEASURES TO REGULATE PHARMACEUTICAL MARKET.FEBRUARY 1999. POST OF ORIGIN MOSCOW. AUTHOR LUDMILA MAKSIMOVA.
http://www.bisnis.doc.gov/bisnis/isa/9902phar.htm

Extractions: DRUG PRICE REGISTRATION 4. According to David Kennedy, Executive Director of Association of International Pharmaceutical Manufacturers, foreign drug producers will be more than happy to register prices, especially if they are quoted in dollars. Setting prices in rubles may cause a problem. The government should be concerned with high markups, but the measures proposed by the decree are not likely to solve the problem as they do not answer the major question: how the government is going to achieve that both cheap simple and expensive high quality drugs are available to the population. Some drug industry representatives believe that putting caps on drug markups will eventually damage the market and hurt patients and doctors. While it is possible to control prices for drugs sold through pharmacies, it is very hard to control prices in those cases when distributors are working with hospital heads directly and give them premiums in form of a percentage of the markups. CENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT RESERVE OF PHARMACEUTICALS RESTRICTIONS ON FREE AND REIMBURSED DRUG 6. The government also plans to streamline the system of distribution of partially subsidized and free drugs. Currently about 17 million Russians are eligible for free medicines and another 13 million for 50 percent reimbursement. As a result, before the August 17 crisis, about half the cost of pharmaceuticals was covered by the state. Regional health care authorities played a major role in administering that system. The Ministry of Health plans to limit drug privileges to only the lowest income groups of the population whose income is below the minimum subsistence level. Under the new regulations, physicians will be able to prescribe free or reimbursed drugs to privileged patients strictly in the area of their medical specialty with only one drug per prescription.
Russian Government Approves USD 2.6 Billion Program Electronic
Home Policy Advocacy Global Developments New Independent States RussianGovernment Approves USD 2.6 billion program. What's New On The Hill Mar.
http://www.tiaonline.org/policy/regional/nis/eRussia.cfm

Extractions: SUMMARY OVERVIEW One of the consequences of the chaos that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union has been that much of the information technology revolution of the last decade passed Russia by. This was particularly true in the public sector. With recent increases in both economic and political stability, the Russian government is seeking to catch up, and has developed a strategy to encourage the growth of Electronic Russia (E-Russia) program. They expect that savings through increased operational efficiency will more than offset the costs of the program.
Maximov's Companions
Features books on russian government and politics.
http://www.maximov.com/index_eng.asp

Extractions: Home Page Publications Advertising E-shop About MIR Station Contacts The 2003 Publishing Programme Ad Positions "MACHINERY IN RUSSIA" Maximov Publications are glad to inform you that our Maximov's Companion to Mañhinery in Russia to be released in April 2003. This is Edition 1 in the series of Maximov's Companion periodical bilingual Russian-English telephone directories on Russian political, governmental and business elite. Our directory contains information on 1 700 companies more than 12 000 names and 16 000 telephone and fax numbers e-mail addresses arranged into the following sections: HOT NEWS: Maximov's Companion to (Edition 1) to be released in October 2003 Maximov's Companion to (Edition 3) to be released in May 2003 Maximov's Companion to Communications and Information in Russia (Edition 5) to be released in May 2003 Maximov's Companion to Who Governs Saint-Petersburg (Edition 3) to be released in May 2003 Maximov's Companion to Mañhinery in Russia (Edition 1) to be released in April 2003 Our companions: Who Governs Moscow Who Governs the Russian Federation Who Governs Saint-Petersburg Food Industry in Russia ... Communications and Information in Russia State Authorities Industrial Groups and Holdings Aerospace Industry Energy Machine-Building Transport Machine-Building Metallurgical and Mining Machine-Building Chemical, Oil and Gas Machine-Building
Russian Government Approves USD 2.6 Billion Program Electronic
Home Policy Advocacy Global Developments New Independent States russian government Approves USD 2.6 billion program. Russian
http://www.tiaonline.org/policy/regional/nis/eRussia.cfm?print=&
Chechnya: Russian Government Preparing For Referendum
mail icon Email this article to a friend Chechnya russian governmentPreparing For Referendum. By Gregory Feifer. The russian government
http://www.rferl.org/nca/features/2003/03/19032003152941.asp

Extractions: Email this article to a friend By Gregory Feifer The Russian government and pro-Moscow Chechen administration are making final preparations for the 23 March constitutional referendum in the breakaway republic. Moscow says the vote represents a key step toward a political solution in the war-ravaged region. But critics argue the referendum will only serve to legitimize Russia's brutal 3 1/2-year military campaign and offers Chechnya little in the way of true autonomy. Moscow, 19 March 2003 (RFE/RL) On 23 March, Chechen residents and refugees in neighboring Ingushetia will have the opportunity to vote on a new constitution that Moscow says will grant them long-sought autonomy while keeping them within the fold of the Russian Federation. The Kremlin has billed the referendum, which will also pave the way for presidential and parliamentary elections, as the first step toward ending the region's intractable military conflict. But the draft constitution, which calls for the republic to be an "integral and inseparable" part of Russia, makes it plain that Chechnya's broad separatist aims are not part of Moscow's roadmap for peace. In a televised address broadcast in Chechnya, Russian President Vladimir Putin appealed to Chechens to take part in the vote: "Passage of the constitution is indeed a serious milestone. It is the moment in which the Chechen people take their fate into their own hands. The future of your children and grandchildren is now in your hands the future of Chechnya itself."
Official Russian Government Web Sites
Official russian government Sites. The following are links to official governmentsites. Government of the Russian Federation http//www.government.gov.ru/.
http://www.therussiasite.org/gov/gov.html

Extractions: Official Russian Government Sites The following are links to official government sites. Some of these sites have pages in English, but generally the sites in Russian are updated more frequently and contain more information. Some ministries and committee do not yet have web sites (or I haven't found them yet). If any links are broken, please send an e-mail to info@theRussiaSite.org
Scholar Wins Prestigious Pushkin Medal From Russian Government
RUSSIAN STUDIES Scholar wins prestigious Pushkin Medal from russian government.Andrea Lynn, Humanities Editor (217) 3332177; a-lynn@uiuc.edu. 9/1/2000.
http://www.news.uiuc.edu/gentips/00/09pushkin.html

Extractions: Scholar wins prestigious Pushkin Medal from Russian government Andrea Lynn, Humanities Editor (217) 333-2177; a-lynn@uiuc.edu CHAMPAIGN, Ill. For her extraordinary contributions in the sphere of Russian culture and education, a University of Illinois professor has won Russia's prestigious Pushkin Medal. Marianna Tax Choldin, the C. Walter and Gerda B. Mortenson Distinguished Professor at the University of Illinois Library, received notification of the honor on July 28, during the Fifth International Slavic Librarians' Conference in Tallinn, Estonia. "The news of the award was the crowning event of the [conference's] recognition ceremony," Choldin said, "and a surprise" for her.
Chelyabinsk Environmentalists Vs Russian Government Victory
Chelyabinsk environmentalists vs russian government victory. Radioactivewaste illegally stored at the Mayak plant in the southern
http://www.bellona.no/en/international/russia/nuke_industry/siberia/mayak/23134.

Extractions: Advanced Search Radioactive waste illegally stored at the Mayak plant in the southern Ural for four years will be sent back home to Hungary. Rashid Alimov The Supreme Court satisfied a complaint filed by environmentalists from Chelyabinsk on February 26th. They contested a governmental decree, issued in 1998, which allowed as an exception storing in Russia spent nuclear fuel (SNF) from the Hungarian Paks nuclear power plant. The legislation, which was in force at the time this governmental decree, N1483-r, was published, prohibited imports of nuclear materials for storage in Russia. Radwaste, remaining after spent fuel reprocessing, were to be returned to the country of origin. The new Law On Environmental Protection, signed by President Putin in January 2002, though allowing imports of spent nuclear fuel, declares the priority [for Russia] of the right to return the radioactive waste, generated after the reprocessing [of SNF] into the country of its origin. But, in spite of these legal regulations, several shipments from Hungary to the Mayak plant took place in 1998 and 1999. Later, the Balkan crisis complicated the route of the trains with nuclear materials, and the shipments were halted. Nowadays all the waste, produced during the reprocessing of the Paks NPP originated spent fuel, are stored at the Mayak. According to the yesterdays verdict of the Supreme Court, this waste should be sent from Mayak back to Hungary.
Chelyabinsk Environmentalists Vs Russian Government
Chelyabinsk environmentalists vs russian government. Envirogroupssay radioactive waste from Hungary has been illegally stored at
http://www.bellona.no/en/international/russia/nuke_industry/siberia/mayak/22834.

Extractions: Advanced Search Chelyabinsk environmentalists vs Russian government Envirogroups say radioactive waste from Hungary has been illegally stored at the Mayak combine in Chelyabinsk County for four years. Rashid Alimov The Supreme Court considered a complaint filed by environmentalists from Chelyabinsk on February 6th. They contest a governmental decree, issued in 1998, which allowed reprocessing and dumping at the Mayak combine of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) from the Hungarian Paks nuclear power plant. Return of the radioactive waste, produced after reprocessing of the Hungarian SNF, was not stipulated in the decree. But the legislation, which was in force at the time this governmental decree, N1483-r, was published, prohibited imports of nuclear materials for storage in Russia. Radwaste, remaining after spent fuel reprocessing, was to be returned to the country of origin. The new law On Environmental Protection, signed by President Putin in January 2002, allows imports of spent nuclear fuel, but declares priority [for Russia] of the right to return the radioactive waste, generated after the reprocessing [of SNF] into the country of its origin.
CNS - Institutions Suspected By The Russian Government Of Violating Export Contr
The Moscow Summit. Institutions Suspected by the russian governmentof Violating Export Control Legislation. On 15 July 1998, the
http://cns.miis.edu/research/summit/9firms.htm

Extractions: Home Publications Summit The chart below provides an overview of available information from open sources about the nine companies and institutions currently under investigation by the Russian government, their main activities and products, previous known international dealings, and specific allegations of export control violations that have been made against them in both Western and Russian sources. Scott Parrish and Fred Wehling

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