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CONFLICT INTERACTION BETWEEN BUSINESS AND AUTHORITIES: THE CASE OF RUSSIA
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The main purpose of this paper is to reveal main characteristics of the conflict interaction between a business and authorities in Russia. Another purpose is to verify analytical possibilities of several concepts of the conflict studies for their usefulness in the examination of our subject in the post-Soviet Russia. This analysis gives us opportunities to solve an analytical problem of the conflict analysis in Russia and to describe the content of the new business development in Russia. There are specific ties between business and authority in Russia. This ties cause a negative attitude to both institutes. In order to show this attitude and this entire situation we use empirical data.
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