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Gaidar's revolution : the inside account of the economic transformation of Russia /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autores principales: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés Ruso |
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London :
I.B. Tauris,
2015.
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| Edición: | New edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of Illustrations; Foreword by Leszek Balcerowicz; From the Authors; A Book Written Under Duress; 1. Gennady Burbulis: "Yeltsin Served Us!"; Yeltsin: Together and Nearby; The Appearance of Gaidar; Démarches and Resignations; The Disintegration of the USSR; About Gaidar; 2. Anatoly Chubais: "We Destroyed the People's Idea of Justice with Voucher Privatization"; Muscovites and St Petersburgians; The Inevitability of Change; With Yeltsin or Without; A Complicated Choice; Reforms and the Collapse of the USSR; October 1993.
- We Never Fought in Thirty Years3. Alexander Shokhin: "We Took as Much Power as We Could"; How Many Programs Were There?; Recollections About the Candidates; The Kamikaze Government; The Election of the Premier; Between Gaidar and Chernomyrdin; Farewell to Gaidar; Wine, Yeltsin, and the Stillborn Coalition; Good Premier; 4. Andrei Nechayev: "It's Indecent to Blame the Former Regime for Everything"; The Status of the Country; Hunger and Cold; Concerning Money; Separatism; Working with Gaidar; When Things Settled Down; On Mistakes; Back to Gaidar; Present Day.
- 5. Vladimir Lopukhin: "That Was the Bone-Breaking Machine"Why Gaidar?; Price Liberalization; Lukoil, Yukos, Surgutneftegaz; Work and Dismissal; A Change of Elites; An Extremely Decent Man; Crazy Tempo; 6. Stanislav Anisimov: "It Was a Nightmare"; Foreign Practices of the USSR; Academician Velikhov and Copper Export; How the System Broke Down; "There Would Have Been Hunger"; Attempts to Keep the Union; Young Reformers; "Putin Practically Committed Crimes"; Could the Union Have Been Saved?; 7. Vladimir Mashchits: "We Were Like the Bourgeois Specialists of the Civil War Period."
- Revolution Is an ImpulseWhy Gaidar?; Public Politics; The Collapse of the Union; The Gaidar Team as Military Specialists; 8. Andrei Kozyrev: A Bona Fide "Kamikaze"; At the Soviet Foreign Ministry; The Russian Foreign Ministry; Change of Course; The Attitude of the West; Humanitarian Aid; Internal Contradictions; Hot Spots; CIS and NATO; Resignation; 9. Sergei Shakhrai: "Those Events Made Yeltsin More Isolated, Angry, and Vindictive"; Parliament Work; The Yeltsin Team; The Putsch of 1991; The Collapse of the USSR; The Belovezh Accords; About the Government; Gaidar and Yeltsin.
- 10. Pavel Grachev: "I, the Defense Minister, Did Not Allow the Army to Break Up"Service Before 1991 and the GKChP Putsch; Ministerial Rank; Relations with NATO; Dismissal and Afterward; On Gaidar's Government; The Chechen Campaign; The Army and the Putsch of 1993; 11. James Baker: "You Still Have Not Built a Free Market Economy"; 12. Yegor Gaidar: "I Made a Bad Public Politician"; First Conversation: On the Resignation; Second Conversation: On Morality and Effectiveness in Politics; Third Conversation: On War; Fourth Conversation: On Privatization; 13. What We Learned; 14. Conclusion.