Samara<i>oblast’</i>: A governor and his Guberniya

Romanov, Pavel; Tartakovskaya, Irina

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“…Its political strength stems from its size and higher than average degree of urbanization. Recently, the oblast has acquired a reputation as a region that has been developing dynamically and is relatively prosperous, at least in the national context of economic crisis (Romanov and Tartakovskaya, 1998).…”

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“…The overall scale o f the registered small firm sector is not easy to assess. One account is that they make up 6 percent of total firms (Romanov and Tartakovskaya, 1998), a figure that is likely to be a significant underestimation of the total number of the firms, as it ignores informal and unregistered Arms. Privatization has been extensive in the region.…”

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Corruption and Microenterprises in Russia

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Section: Regional Context: Samaramentioning

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Section: Regional Context: Samaramentioning

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Corruption and Microenterprises in Russia

2001

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“…Such is the case in Nizhnyy-Novgorod or Krasnoyarsk, in particular. In Samara, Governor Titov sits on the board of two of the major employers in the region, AvtoVaz and Yukos (Romanov and Tartakovskaya, 1998). 9 Omsknefteorgsintez, Omsknefteprodukt, Noyabrskneftegaz, and Tyumen' geologiya, as well as the Omsk and Tyumen regional administrations.…”

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Élites in Omsk

Huérou¹

1999

Post-Soviet Affairs

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A French sociologist provides a detailed analysis of the politics, economics, and political elite of Omsk oblast' in Western Siberia. Analysis covers oil politics, reactions to the August 1998 financial crisis, relations with Moscow, the role of entrepreneurs in politics, and the communist and nationalist oppositions. Focus is on the role of the governor and his relations with diverse political forces. The article also examines the gap between formal institutions and actual social and political practices.

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Regime Diversity in the Russian Regions

Remington

2011

The Politics of Inequality in Russia

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Samaraoblast’: A governor and his Guberniya

Cited by 5 publications

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Corruption and Microenterprises in Russia

Corruption and Microenterprises in Russia

Élites in Omsk

Regime Diversity in the Russian Regions

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