Russia in crisis: the disintegration of the federation?
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TextSeries: London Defence Studies ; no. 47Publication details: London: Brassey's, 1998Description: 67pSubject(s): Summary: Analysis of the state of the Russian Federation in 1998 which notes the effects of economic and political turmoil, the devaluation of the rouble, the drastic fall in living standards, and the government styules ranging from embryonic democracies to authoritarian regimes. Notes also the potential impact of the EU which is Russia's largest trading partner and largest inward investor.
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| Book | Mindef Library & Info Centre On-Shelf | 947.086 HER (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 0008177 |
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Analysis of the state of the Russian Federation in 1998 which notes the effects of economic and political turmoil, the devaluation of the rouble, the drastic fall in living standards, and the government styules ranging from embryonic democracies to authoritarian regimes. Notes also the potential impact of the EU which is Russia's largest trading partner and largest inward investor.
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