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Book 2020tion and macroeconomic stabilization introduced under Boris Yeltsin was quickly?condemned as having worsened the lives of most Russians. Based on conversations with more than two dozen?women in a provincial Russian capital, this book takes a retrospective look at these economic policies and?explores

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Challenges and Opportunities of the Early Post-Soviet Years,f democratic market capitalism. The hardships to be endured along the way included severe shortages, steep price increases, long delays in the payment of wages, extreme uncertainty—and a significant change in the relationship between the state and the population.

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Introduction, to the women I interviewed and to the city of Yaroslavl, and describe the layout of the book.?As identified by Western analysts, the key concepts marking Mikhail Gorbachev’s efforts to reform the Soviet system were . (usually translated as “openness” and associated with a greater willingness to all

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Before the Fall: The Soviet System,his chapter offers a sense of what the country was like before the early 1990s and makes clear both the magnitude of the task of the intended transition and the fundamental changes in the relationship between state and population that were necessary if the transition were to succeed. Since most of t

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Challenges and Opportunities of the Early Post-Soviet Years,d early 1990s. These include changes in the nature of the relationship between state and population, changes in gender relations, and differences in the way men and women responded to the economic and social changes. The dissolution of the Soviet system posed an enormous array of challenges for the