CIAO DATE: 07/04

International Affairs:
A Russian Journal

No. 2, 2004

 

World Issues

• “There is a Bit of Hope Around the Corner. . .” Kofi Annan

• Positive Course of Russia’s Leaders Ye. Primakov

• The Breaking of Nations E. Kuznetsova

• With Iraq on the Forefront A Iruin

• Saying Goodbye to Augusto Pinochet L. Dyakova

Round Table Discussion

• Repercussions of Last Year’s Events Still Heard in 2004 E. Bazhanov, A. Borisov, A. Kislov, A. Konovalov, K. Kosachev, V. Lukin, B. Piadyshev, D. Rogozin, F. Stanevskiy, A. Frolov

Foreign Policy and Economics

• Business Ethics V. Lukov

• OECD: Two Thirds of World GDP V. Pavlov, N. Begletsova

• Investment in Russia and the Yukos Affair A. Borisov

Commentary and Essays

• Sixth–Generation Wars A. Fenenko

• UN Optimists and UN Skeptics A. Orlov

• The CIS: Overlapping Intergration Setups B. Pastukhov

• On Yervan’s Foreign Policy A. Chepurin

• Social Contract: Two Versions in One Country A. Auzan

Russia and Other Nations

• Germany: Good for a Russian, not Bad for a German V. Belov

• Egypt: New Possibilities for Cooperation Raouf Adli Saad

Conference Proceedings

• Tehran ’43 G. Rozanov, S. Tikhvinskiy, V. Sokolov, G. Vartanyan, V. Kirpichenko, Z. Zarubina, N. Kozyrev

History and Memoirs

• Khruschev Stuns the UN B. Piadyshev

• George Bush: President, President’s Father V. Israelyan

• How Ukraine Became a Nuclear–free State Iu. Dubinin