A New Stage of Economic Development in Post-Soviet Russia

Akindinova, Natalia; Yasin, E.

doi:10.32609/0042-8736-2015-5-5-27

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“…The years from 1999 to 2012 (with the exception of the post-crisis year 2009) were a time of rapid growth of the Russian economy, which then slowed down from 2012 to 2014 and, in 2015, turned into a recession (Akindinova and Yasin 2015;Akindinova, Kuz'minov, and Yasin 2016;Gurvich 2016aGurvich , 2016b. In addition, political achievements occurred parallel to the economic growth.…”

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Dynamics of National Pride Attitudes in Post-Soviet Russia, 1996–2015

Fabrykant

Vladimir

2019

Nationalities Papers

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The article examines a key attribute of Russian national identity—national pride—as it is reflected in mass consciousness. To trace the dynamics of multiple facets of national pride and related phenomena from 1996 to 2015, we use data from five surveys. The results demonstrate a substantial growth in Russian national pride in specific country achievements and general pride in Russian citizenship over the last 20 years. This change is the result of the population’s and state’s need for positive social identity as well as from both real and imagined progress in the Russian economy and political influence, and it started long before the Crimea mobilization and Olympics of 2014. The structural difference in pride in various achievements persisted for the 20 years examined here, but became less distinct. Across the years examined here, Russian national pride has become more strongly related to belief in the superiority of the country and is therefore increasingly competitive.

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Dynamics of National Pride Attitudes in Post-Soviet Russia, 1996–2015

Fabrykant

Vladimir

2019

Nationalities Papers

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“…Global world problems affect the interests not only of individual consumers or territories but also the development of almost all 195 states of the world. The distinctive feature of new global problems of a worldwide scale, such as the danger of space wars, disturbances in the noospheric equilibrium and others, is that they are not solved by themselves (Akindinova & Yasin, 2015). Their solution in many cases requires the general purposeful efforts of many countries and the entire world community.…”

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Global Problems Of The World Economy And Strategic Directions Of Russia’s Development

Omarov¹

2019

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Existing theoretical models suggest a significant correlation between the rates of economic growth and the volume of investments in the economy and the "importance of industry specifics in attracting investment to the regions" (Baldwin, 2003). The heterogeneity of the regional structure, which is manifested in the scale and industry structure of the economy of its regions, is largely due to the peculiarities of capital placement in the regions (Akindinova & Yasin, 2015). Since about the year 2000, ten regions of the Russian Federation have formed about half of the total gross-regional product, with about 20% of which, belongs to Moscow.…”

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