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Russian Academicians and the Revolutionginalised the railways in terms of modal share. Yet there continue to be strong national political commitments to the railways as public service providers. Moreover, the European Commission (hereafter the Commission) and national governments believe that the railways have a role to play in the 21st

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Towards Normalization? Putin and Beyond,th century developments of the modern state and industrialisation are closed bound up with national infrastructure building (Ross 1998). Especially railway building has historically been important for facilitating industrialisation by enabling more mobility of both goods and persons (Wolmar 2007). I

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Russian Peacekeeping Strategies in the CISring the 1960s and 1970s the Commission formulated its vision for a common transport policy, its initiatives were not supported by the member states, and as a result transport legislation was adopted piecemeal. In general, the early post-World War period was characterised by national investments in

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Russisch - Deutsch für die Pflege zu Hausebeen considered too important for the economy and society to fail. As mentioned in previous chapters, many incumbent state railways have enjoyed a close relationship with their respective national governments including receiving large amounts of aid to help them. However, state aid has often perpetu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29783-4rsons are central principles in the Treaties and integral to proper functioning of the Single Market. The principle of free movement prevents the Commission from adopting strong environmental measures aimed at restricting mobility. Instead the Commission aims to bridge these two conflicting objectiv

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