Russian, Central Asian & East European Studies 2009 Issue 3 Tadzhikistan in globalization——Difficulties met in national construction and perspective of development

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Russian, Central Asian & East European Studies
1671-8461
2009 Issue 3

Tadzhikistan in globalization——Difficulties met in national construction and perspective of development
Lahid Alimov

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Russian conservatism and contemporary political development
Zhang Haoqi

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Russian great-power rule of law development: Status quo, difficulties and trend of development
Li Lianqi

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Absorption of foreign investment by central and east European countries and legislation on foreign investment
Gao Kong

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A perspective of five budgetary predicaments in a century of Russian finance
Fu Zhihua;Liu Wei

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Reform and development of Russian federal budget system
Guo Liancheng;Che Lijuan

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On Russian nuclear policy and nuclear strategy And a concurrent analysis based on western international-relations theory
Xia Liping

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Causes for V-shaped growth of Russian economy: Based on interpretation of broad-sense systematic relativity
Jing Weimin;Bai Qianwen

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Government interference in Hungary's housing market development
Dai Dongkai

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Russia's anti-graft state plan
Pang Dapeng;Jin Zhe

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New world order & Armenian security
Kalapeit Kalianchun

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History and theory well-combined reveal the trend of development——Introduction to Russian Politics and Diplomacy
Feng Yujun

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Russian Ingush (xxx) new president Younus Bek Yevkurov(xx)
Yu Danhong

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Chinese and foreign scholars on the theory and practice of Soviet socialism in the 1920s and 1930s
Xu Haiyan

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From confrontation to recognition: Origin of cold war seen from early-period USSR-US relations
Shen Lihua

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