Author Index to Russian Politics and Law: Volume 46 (January-December 2008)

Contemporary highwaymen, taking advantage of the virtual life of the Internet, are filling their pockets with perfectly real money. One new scheme is the fruit of a cunning imagination which might have trapped the whole world in its web, were not for…     

Author Index to Russian Politics and Law

For many residents of other Asian countries, the large cities of Russia have become, if certainly not a tourist mecca, a huge market for the sale of inexpensive, extremely low-quality products and an arena of semi-legal business. Former criminals and "fugitives," sought by Chinese law-enforcement organs for various crimes, are often encountered among the Chinese "tourists." According to estimates by the Russian Federation Ministry of Internal Affairs, the number of crimes committed by Chinese on Russian territory has increased sevenfold in the last few years.     

Author Index to Soviet Law and Government Volume 30 (Summer 1991-Spring 1992)

Two more retirements took place in the upper echelons of the Russian government at the beginning of February [1996]. Two eminent jurists left their posts in the president's administration: Aleksandr Iakovlev, the president's representative to the Federal Assembly, and Valerii Savitskii, the president's representative to the Constitutional Court. Kuranty correspondent Lev Lin interviewed Professor Valerii Mikhailovich Savitskii, a distinguished scholar of the Russian Federation and doctor of legal sciences.     

Author Index Volume 4 (2000)

Authors Index

Author Index Volume 4 (2000)