INTELLECTUAL CENTERS OF INFLUENCE IN THE RUSSIAN POLITICAL CRISIS Maxim Meyer , Oleg Solodukhin , Alexander Yusupovsky ANALYTICAL CENTERS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMP INVOLVED IN THE CONFLICT OF SEPTEMBER 21 - OCTOBER 5, 1993. The key role of the analytical services of the presidential camp in the emergence of Decree #1400 and the further development of the conflict between the president and parliament on September 21 - October 5, 1993 is not in doubt.

NATIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY Gia Nodia Gia Nodia, head of the department of political philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy in Tbilisi, Georgia. He wrote this work at the Kennan Institute for Advanced Studies in Russian Studies at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington (DC), where he interned in 1991-92. The fall of communism in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union immediately brought with it both enormous advances in liberalization and democracy and a resurgence of nationalism.

THE POLITICS OF OUTRAGE Charles H. Fairbanks Jr. Charles H. Fairbanks, Jr. is a lecturer and researcher in international relations at the Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute. John Hopkins.

INTELLIGENCE IN THE ROLE OF THE NATIONAL INTELLECTUAL ELITE Simon Kordonsky Simon Kordonsky - candidate of philosophical sciences, biochemist, sociologist. One of the creators of the direction called "administrative market theory". Head of the Eastern Center for Modern Documentation. Expert of a number of commercial, government and international organizations. He has scientific publications and writes analytical articles in central periodicals.

Regions AMUR The work week in the region began in an orderly manner, said the head of the administration A. Surat. There are no rallies or demonstrations. Measures have been taken to strengthen the security of important facilities. An appeal has been prepared to the citizens of the region asking them to maintain calm and work rhythm. BELGORODSKAYA According to the assistant to the head of administration G.P.

Republics during the coup (experience of commented chronicle) Olga Vasilyeva Parts 1, 2 The reaction of the republics during the three days of the putsch was largely determined by the “initial conditions” that had developed by August 19: the degree of deformation of governance structures during perestroika, the attitude of the population towards the union structures, the degree of economic dependence of the republics on the union center, and the notorious “role of the individual in history” .

12.00. THERE ARE NO OFFICIAL DATA ABOUT THE NUMBER OF VICTIMS IN MOSCOW MOSCOW /RIA/. Reliable information about the number of victims of the night clash between the military and demonstrators in the area of ​​the Garden Ring and New Arbat is still missing. Medical institutions, including the Institute of Emergency Medicine named after.

PUSHKIN #5. SUMMARY While reviewing the book entitled Philosophical Pragmatism of Richard Rorty and the Russian Context , Andrey Paramonov explains to the readers not only the philosophical strategy of recontextualization or re-writing of Richard Rorty, but also undertakes an analysis of the Russian authors of the book with collected articles from this point of view.

Republic Altai Buryatia Dagestan Karelia Sakha (Yakutia) Tuva Udmurtia Khakassia WITH GOLD In the republic, according to Prime Minister V.I. Petrov, the political situation is stable. Although mass unrest is not expected, measures have been taken to strengthen the security of important facilities and roads. BURYATIA The situation in the republic remains calm. No political actions were carried out. Chairman of the Council of Ministers V.B. Saganov is in Moscow.

The traditional principle of uniting thinkers and intellectuals was partisanship - commitment to a common idea. In the interhuman space of the authors of “Other,” there is a premonition of a fundamentally different spiritual community: a corporation of individuals who have realized that they, to one degree or another, possess (not of their own free will) a channel of personal Revelation. Ideology in its traditional sense is the last thing Russia needs now.

09.45. A column of armored vehicles consisting of eight BMP-2s approached the barricade at the Novoarbatsky Bridge, and 15 minutes later turned around and went back. All equipment belongs to the Taman division. The shooting outside the White House intensifies. The fire in the Moscow City Hall, which continues on the lower floors, is not being put out. Trading in interbank loans through the Cash Union has been temporarily suspended.

New books have been published by the Glasnost Defense Foundation: Press in the CIS: conflicts and crimes. 1996. Compiled by Oleg Panfilov. Editor Alexey Simonov. M.: Human Rights, 1997. Circulation 500 copies. This collection publishes information about facts of violations of the rights of journalists and the press in the CIS countries (excluding Russia), as well as about conflicts related to the media. Press on the territory of Russia: conflicts and crimes. 1996. Compiled by Oleg Panfilov.

10.00. The Presidium of the Government of the Russian Federation canceled its meeting. As the press service of the Russian government told reporters, this decision is due only to the fact that the presidium considered it necessary to devote more time to preparing for the meeting of the CIS heads of state on September 23.

16.00. A message has been received about the arrival of employees of the Kursk Police School in Moscow, reports the temporary operational headquarters of the Moscow Council. 16.58. A rally has begun on Ilyich Square, in which about 200 people are participating, the temporary operational headquarters of the Moscow Council reports. 17.00. Rally on Vosstaniya Square. No more than 1 thousand people. Half an hour later the meeting was dispersed.

PUSHKIN #9. SUMMARY In his opening material Valery Hiltunen presents two children's texts devoted to Pushkin. He aims at showing how infantile consciousness avoids stereotypes, providing examples of true creativity. The following two articles concentrate on the spirit and ideology of 1968. Mark Pechersky assesses the American experience as a true revolution and not a revolt, describing the situation in San Francisco from the "mundane" perspective of everyday life.