Title | Author | Publication | Date/Volume | Page (Number) |
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This time Putin may really tame the oligarchs | Paul Starobin | Business Week | July 8, 2002 | 36(1) |
Who's next? Russian and its oligarchs; another Russina oligarch is attacked. | The Economist | June 9, 2001 | 5(1) | |
Two Russian oligarchs to face criminal charges in separate cases. | United Press International | November 2, 2000 | ||
Putin versus the oligarchs? | The Economist | June 17, 2000 | 49 | |
Not-so-badfellas. | Chrystia Freeland | The New Republic | Octorber 12, 1998 | 18(2) |
Moscow's real rulers. | Owen Matthews Russell Watson |
Newsweek | September 7, 1998 | 31(1) |
Revenge of the oligarchs. | Paul Klebnikov | Forbes | February 23, 1998 | 89(2) |
Russa's new wealth | Paul Starobin | Business Week | August 5, 2002 | 34(6) |
Power - but not to the people. | Nick Paton Walsh | New Stateman (1996) | July 15, 2002 | 24(2) |
Theft of the century: Privatization and the looting of Russia | Paul Klebnikov | Multinational Monitor | January 2002 | 23(6) |
Sibneft to Bid for Norsi-Oil | The Oil Daily | October 4, 2001 (Vol 51) | ||
Gazprom's new chief executive | Alexei Miller | The Economist | June 2, 2001 | 2(1) |
Tyumen Oil closes privatization | The Oil Daily | February 20, 2001 (Vol 51) | ||
Privatization in Russia: Preliminary results and socioeconomic implications | Victor Supyan | Demokratizatsiya | Winter 2001 (Vol 9) | 137(7) |
Export activities in transitional economies: An enterprise-level study | Trevor Buck et. al. | Journal of Development Studies | December 2000 (Vol 37) | 44(12) |
russia's retreat to stabilization and the implications for business | Daniel J. McCarthy et. al. | Journal of World Business | Fall 2000 (Vol 35) | 256(12) |
Russia's oil privatization is more greed than fear | Eugene Khartukov, Ellen Starostina | The Oil and Gas Journal | July 3, 2000 (Vol 98) | 30(3) |
Stakeholders, governance and the Russian enterprise dilemma | Raj Desai, Itzhak Goldberg | Finance & Development | June 2000 (Vol 37) | 14(5) |
State withdrawal and the impact of marketization on rural Russia | Stephen K. Wegren | Policy Studies Journal | Spring 2000 (Vol 28) | 46(17) |
So you think you own a company | Business Week | December 13, 1999 | 18(1) | |
Russia to sell parts of three firms | The Oil Daily | September 15, 1999 (Vol 49) | (1) | |
Russia to sell Lukoil Stake | The Oil Daily | August 27, 1999 (Vol 49) | (1) | |
The State as shareholder: Responsibilities and objectives | Olga Kuznetsova | Europe-Asia Studies | May 1999 (Vol 51) | |
Attitudes toward privatization in Russia | Joan Debardeleben | Europe-Asia Studies | May 1999 (Vol 51) | |
The day they raided Aeroflot | Paul Klebnikov | Forbes | March 22, 1999 (Vol 163) | 106(1) |
Deliberate disorder: A report from Moscow | Gregory Feifer | World Policy Journal | Spring 1999 (Vol 16) | 69(7) |
The slow transformation of Russian agriculture | Andrzej Kwiecinski | OECD Observer | Oct-Nov 1998 (No 214) | 35(4) |
Free fall, as Russia's economy melts | Bruce W. Nelan | Time | September 7, 1998 | 30(5) |
What's the difference? Industrial privatization and agricultural land reform in Russia | Andrew Barnes | Europe-Asia Studies | July 1998 (Vol 50) | 843(11) |
Fragmentation of authority and privatization of the State: From Gorbachev to Yeltsin | Vladimir Brovkin | Demokratizatsiya | Summer 1998 | 504(10) |