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Russkii Zhurnal
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Russkii Zhurnal
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Feb 27, 2012
Game in the middle classes, or the boundaries of freedom
If Russia needs a revolution, then not political, but anthropological, mental, value. You can replace Putin with any medium -sized nominee, however, the value situation will inevitably reproduce the Putin’s political type. She will either seduce the new leader, or return the old. It is not a protest politician to win, but the values ​​of those who took this winter on the streets. More precisely, their interpretation of such concepts as “freedom”, “responsibility”, “violence”, “coercion”.
Станислав Минин
Russkii Zhurnal
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Feb 27, 2012
Putin will win in the first round
From the editorial office. On February 27, the last day comes when it is possible to publish election ratings of candidates for the presidency. At the moment, according to the Foundation of the Public Opinion, the votes on the upcoming vote will be distributed as follows: about 60% of voters will vote for Vladimir Putin, about 17% - for Gennady Zyuganov, nearly 9% - for Vladimir Zhirinovsky, more than 8% - for Mikhail Prokhorov and about 6% - for Sergey Mironov.
Сергей Белановский
Russkii Zhurnal
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Feb 27, 2012
Three books from Sergey Kostyko
About Russia of the Manichaeans It is of course, Russia is the birthplace of elephants; Who argues. But the authors of this book are absolutely serious.
Сергей Костырко
Russkii Zhurnal
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Feb 27, 2012
New borders inside the old borders
From the editorial office. To create plans for urban development in Russia, they are increasingly attracting specialists from abroad. Many experts from different countries are invited to discuss the new general plan of Moscow. Other cities are not behind. The Russian Journal has already published an interview with Charles Landry , who advised the authorities of Moscow and Novosibirsk.
Маркус Аппенцеллер