No results matched every word — showing papers matching any of them.
... government and the USSR. By the end of December in 1991 Commonwealth of Independent States consisted of 11 regions. "Gorbachev had insisted that the formula be 11+1, the one being the centre, Eltsin and others agreed the formula be 11+0; there would be no centre. No centre meant no job for the president-(McCauley 353). According to Martin McCauley, the essence of ... ...
... and sown for the first time, starting in 1954, with a net gain of 30-40 million hectares to the total area sown to crops in the USSR" (Hanson 54). Khrushchev's formula was simple and would prove to effective in the short-run. These lands, with a little luck from the weather, flourished in the early years of the program but soon were ... ...
... and sown for the first time, starting in 1954, with a net gain of 30-40 million hectares to the total area sown to crops in the USSR" (Hanson 54). Khrushchev's formula was simple and would prove to effective in the short-run. These lands, with a little luck from the weather, flourished in the early years of the program but soon were ... ...
... constituents and consensus building was a unnecessary hassle. The real conflict existed within the decision-making elite. As we will see later, elite conflict is still a major ingredient in the Yeltsin formula of power consolidation. Shevstova call this lack of consensus building and communication a hangover from Leninism (Shevstova 57). Political power was restricted to a self-selected elite which iniated new personnel less ... ...
... government of states'. Robert in 1962 defined it as the art and practice of government of human societies'. Today government of state related to that of other human societies. Political formula for pluralistic societies is required. Thus the meaning of government in any society is organized power, the institution of command and control. Politics now strongly interacts with welfare, economy and ... ...
... a population of around 47 million (see Map 1: North Korea). At the conclusion of WWII in 1945, Korea was partitioned into zones of US and Soviet occupation. Unable to agree on a formula for unification, in 1948 the Republic of Korea (ROK) was proclaimed in the zone of US occupation in the South with a capitalist economic system while the Democratic People's Republic of ... ...
