Unified field of experiments Linor Goralik Publication date: August 6, 2003 Russia is intensively experimenting with a unified state exam , designed to either equalize, increase, or otherwise change applicants’ chances of entering universities.

When we were young and our country separated the iron curtain from the rest of the world, American fiction was in several names for us. On the rights of the classic , Ray Bradbury was going on, and Robert Shekley was as a modern American science fiction writer. We are already used to the fact that the then modernity has become a long -surpassed time - and therefore the news that Robert Shekeli is alive and arrives in Moscow, took me by surprise. "To Moscow", of course, is said loudly.

“According to this theory, terrorists are people who have suffered traumas that have led to pathological changes in the structure of their personality, affecting the deepest foundations of their ego,” writes Dr. Ruby.

The recently concluded war in Iraq showed how carefully one should treat the economic forecasts of governments and large private businesses, especially if political or economic interests are discerned in these forecasts. I recall the horror stories of M. Khodarkovsky, picked up by I. Khakamada, about the drop in oil prices in the event of a successful outcome of the war in Iraq to the level of $10 per barrel for the United States.

Thick magazines by 2003 Leonid Kostyukov Publication date: August 6, 2003 1. Inertia This is the first word that comes to mind when you open a thick magazine or enter its editorial office. A certain time lag is cultivated; the degree of similarity with the analogue of twenty years ago is higher than that of most cultural and public objects. (It is even higher in regional OVIR and DEZ offices.) However, I have nothing against inertia if it works.

The theory that terrorism should be considered a consequence of traumatic neurosis is countered, as Dr.

Terrorism as “psychologically normal” behavior Publication date: August 6, 2003 With regard to psychopathological interpretation, the two theories explaining the emergence of terrorism - the theory of traumatic neurosis and the theory of social conditioned reflexes - differ in the most radical way.

Half of an encyclopedia Encyclopedia of Novosibirsk. - Novosibirsk: Novosibirsk Book Publishing House, 2003. - 1072 p. - Circulation 6000. - ISBN 5-7620-0968-8. Diana Vishnevskaya Publication date: August 6, 2003 The process of creating the "Encyclopedia of Novosibirsk" was most like the release of a pilot issue of a new newspaper . Over the past few days, employees have been working day and night in the editorial office, trying to do everything at the highest level.

Towards the psychology of terrorism Elizabeth Berthoud Publication date: August 6, 2003 Editor's note : The material was first published on the Courrier international website and is based on the study by Charles Ruby , "Are Terrorists Mentally Ill?" (⌠Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy■. 2002. pp. 15-26). Dr. Charles Ruby served for many years in the United States Air Force, where he focused primarily on criminals and counterintelligence.