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Russia: Bound to Boom?

By Jonathan Story,  Ritsa Panagiotou
Published 07 Jan 1997
Reference 4260
Topic Economics & Finance
Region Other Regions
Length 34 page(s)
Language English
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Summary

The case poses the question, whither Russia? It deals with the problems of transition and of communism, in a multi-ethnic society.

Teaching objectives

To continue the series on regime change. The case study is to also be accompanied by company specific cases.

About the authors
Story

Jonathan Story

Emeritus Professor of International Political Economy

Ritsa  Panagiotou


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