Something about the structure of Russian elections Mikhail Denisov Publication date: June 26, 2001 In terms of content, typical elections in Russia consist of two components: the struggle between the candidate and the team and the struggle for votes. The first component usually takes the bulk of the effort. The candidate’s struggle with the team, in turn, also consists of two parts: the struggle for status and the struggle for money. As a rule, status is more important.

Messenger from the "times of Ochakov" Bulletin of Europe. Journal of European Culture. Founders E. Gaidar, E. Genieva, V. Yaroshenko. Ch. ed. V. Yaroshenko. 2001, volume 1. 248 p. 1000 copies Alexander Lyusy Publication date: June 26, 2001 Another reason for thick magazine suffering When the St. Petersburg professor of history M.M. Stasyulevich in 1866 resumed the publication of the journal “Bulletin of Europe” founded by N.M.

Mikhail Gasparov: “Do not obscure the original from the reader” Elena Kalashnikova Publication date: June 26, 2001 Mikhail Leonovich Gasparov - literary critic, translator. Among his translations are Alcaeus, Aristotle, C. Horace Flaccus, Ovid, Pindar, Cicero, Aesop... Elena Kalashnikova : How does a domestic translator differ from his foreign colleague? Mikhail Gasparov: I don’t know: I had too little contact with foreign colleagues.

Bring back Byzantium! Dmitry Saprykin Publication date: June 26, 2001 1. Ideology - no? At one of the large meetings of the Fatherland - All Russia party at the end of last year, Yuri Luzhkov said that Unity is a party “that has neither principles nor ideology.” Thus, the Moscow mayor joined the opinion, which is endlessly repeated by a variety of political scientists and journalists.

Where's the money? Issue two The bewilderment of the transition period Oleg Basov Publication date: June 26, 2001 Economists have the least influence on issues in which they have reached agreement and understand it well; they are most influential in about which they know little and argue most fiercely. Alan Blinder, Murphy's Law of Economic Policy. Problem. Systems of the first type operate in mode A, approximately corresponding to theory, and quite well.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals two appeals rejected Napster's at once, refusing to reconsider its February decision or hold a hearing before a full panel of judges. It has long been clear that Napster has no hope of remaining as it was; all these appeals are just fragments of former worlds.