Explaining Post-Soviet Patchworks: Volume 1: Actors and Sectors between Accommodation and Resistance to Globalization Book

	List of Tables and Diagrams	viii
	List of Contributors	xiv
	Preface	xvii
	List of Abbreviations	xix
1	Actors and Interests in a Changing Russia	1
2	International Financial Organizations and Globalization by Default	35
3	The Origins and Management of the Federal Debt to the World	55
4	Financial Supervision and Moral Hazard on an Emerging Market	72
5	Large Corporations as National and Global Players: The Case of Gazprom	97
6	Large Corporations as National and Global Players: The Case of Lukoil	116
7	The Mining and Metals Industry and Globalization	136
8	The Banking Sector and its International Involvement	164
9	Financial Groups and the Development of Market Institutions	177
10	The Mass Media between Political Instrumentalization, Economic Concentration and Global Assimilation	201
11	The Telecommunications Sector: Signs of Liberalization and Globalization	228
12	High-Technology Defense Production: The Move into Foreign Markets	244
13	Defense Industry Managers and the Dynamics of Intra-Sectoral Divergence	268
14	Actors in Agro-Food Policy: Who Shapes Outcomes?	292
15	Agrarian Actors in the Localities	310
16	Industrial Managers' Aspirations Towards Foreign Markets: Motives, Methods and the Consequences for Companies	331
17	Small Business in the Context of International Integration	351
18	The Self-Denying Middle Class in the Global Age	366
	Bibliography	385
	Index	403
	Reference to 'Explaining Post-Soviet Patchworks' vol. 2 and vol. 3	407