Russia Essays Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Introduction

Establishment in the Russian market can be extremely difficult for certain companies, but will be significantly less so for others. For a toy company, there is no main competitor that is owned wholly by the Russian government; as a result, establishment of a brand image with the Russian people is the next issue of importance for this particular company. In this discussion, there will be a focus on the macroeconomic analysis of the Russian market, along with a PESTLE analysis of continuing business in Russia. Finally, a discussion surrounding the important considerations of marketing and marketing communications strategy will Continue reading...

Discussion of an analysis of Entrepreneurship and Business in the Russian Federation

Entrepreneurship and small and medium businesses in the Russian Federation has struggled to emerge from an ocean of dramatically deep economic woes, during the latter part of the twentieth century. In ‘Entrepreneurship and small businesses in Russia: A review of empirical research’ the authors suggest that the current scope and knowledge has culminated to reflect shifting changes from the old regime of the Soviet Union, towards an increasingly tricky privatization of government-run firms, opening pockets of entrepreneurial opportunistic activities for today (Ojala & Isomäki 2011) . Obviously, a plethora of research confirms the formidable nature of such an enormous economic Continue reading...

In a recent article written on the Huffington Post, Doug Bandow describes the relationship between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un. Bandow describes that Putin recently reached out to North Korea in an attempt to re-establish relations with a country Russia formerly supported. Putin’s objectives were to partner North Korea is an attempt to bring stability to the region, promote the denuclearization of the North, improve transportation within Asia, and expand commercial energy activities. North Korea is primarily interested in partnering with Russia in an attempt for investment and trade, and find another discussion partner other than China. There Continue reading...

Introduction

It is very interesting to compare and contrast a new from an old democracy. France has been exercising its electoral process since 1958 as it heralded Fifth Republic (France Country Website, p. 1). The French Republican President has been the pillar of its political traditions and institutions. Meanwhile, the 2012 presidential elections in Russia marked the first electoral process after its long entanglement with a non democratic form of government, socialism. Hence, the beginnings and the common prints of institutionalizing the elections are vivid. The contrasts are also intriguing, how a new democratic system shall spring out of the Continue reading...

Introduction

In this paper I am going to address the problem of terrorism. The theme itself is no longer innovatory or interesting, but I would present it from another angle. The issue of my research is new form of terrorism applied by the Russian Federation while invading in Ukraine and Georgia. This report aims to explain how new ways of terrorism, so-called ‘hybrid war’ may be conquered. Also I will provide possible solutions for peaceful settlement. In particular, I want to address the case of Ukraine, which has fallen subject to Russian aggression. This issue is controversial and interesting at Continue reading...

Russia's Politics

1. Many experts describe Russia as a state capitalism system in which the purpose of the economy is to enrich the state. Given its rich supply of energy resources, is Russia likely to become more influential in global politics/explain. Students may also want to take into consideration the recent drop in Brent benchmark per barrel for crude oil, and how this may affect the Russian economy.
The key motives of the Russian authorities is to promote patriotism and love to the Motherland providing the Russian people with information about developments and achievements leaving problems and challenges behind. The country Continue reading...

Abstract

The paper considers the causes and the consequences of a war in Donbass, the eastern Ukraine. The relations and similarities of the war causes have been revealed. The conducted research on the political, social, ethnical and cultural inner causes of war together with the international threads have been included into a plausible model of the war. There are also provided the suggestions on resolution of the armed conflict in Donbass and advices on the negotiation between the parties as well as the steps to the conflict resolution are provided together with considering the important familiar mentalities of the citizens Continue reading...

This news article from the Washington Times describes the United States reactions to the current hostilities between Russia and Ukraine. The article says that John Kerry believes Russia is engaging in a “propaganda” campaign, which they have not used since the Cold War. He believes the Russian government is lying to their people about the motivations of their involvement in Ukraine. Kerry said that the US would not currently send weapons to Ukraine and help them fight off Russian revels, and just wanted to explain how Russia is not being honest about their intentions within the region. The United Continue reading...

The First World War was, without a doubt, one of mankind’s most wide-reaching and horrific conflicts in human history. Its legacy includes expanding the scope of warfare over several continents and disrupting the delicate balance of power that had existed in Europe for hundreds of years. In order to start such an incredibly widespread conflict, a variety of factors had to fall into place in order to bring about animosity between previously-peaceable countries such as France, Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary and the United Kingdom, among others, many of which were simply the culmination of tensions which had been simmering Continue reading...

Russia, a country with its geographical varieties and broad vastness, is an example of originality of one culture and presents a mixture of different cultural impacts that Russia has endured in its long history. When discussing literature, architecture or science one cannot but mention one significant figure from Russia that gave his contribution to the world. Russian people nurture family life and are a collective society. Their architecture is widely recognizable and presents Russia as a one of the world powers that proudly defends the line between Europe and Asia.
Russia can be seen as a border between Asia Continue reading...

The article “Russia in turmoil” is about the current, past and predicable state of the Russia, its political and cultural problems, relationship with the United States. The grudge erupted into the streets in 3 main protests in December, after Putin’s United Russia Party maintained control of the Russia’s lower house – Duma, after what was observed as faked parliamentary elections. Anger of Protestants shows that grip on power of Russian leader has weakened and shows questions about the vitality of the political and economic system he has created.
Public discontent with President rankled on December 24, when more Continue reading...

Questions: The New Imperialism in the Nineteenth Century and the Ottoman and Russian Empires

Chapter 25
The Ottoman Empire dominated the Middle East and North Africa during a period between 1500 and 1700, prior and following which its territorial domains were much smaller.
Vienna has long been considered by the Ottoman Empire as a highly strategic point of trade due to its access to the northern, southern, eastern and western parts of Europe, hence its strong desire to occupy it. The Austrians, under the Holy Roman Empire, were assisted by the German States and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Reforms in education and technology proved necessary for the Ottoman Empire during the early 1700s, not Continue reading...

“The Brothers Karamazov” is Dostoevsky’s last novel and is one of the most renowned literary scripts of all time. The story came out in 1880 just before his death, and it was a culmination of his previous works where all the themes, patterns and issues were brought together and presented in the Brothers Karamazov. The Grand Inquisitor is set up as a conversation between Alyosha and Ivan Karamazov, who were brothers living in Russia. The two are essentially different, with Alyosha having a monastic view of life with respect to tradition and religion while Ivan is led by Continue reading...

1) What were the differences between the legitimacy arguments (i.e. arguments of one’s right to rule as the next justly title leader) the founders of the Qajar dynasty and the Pahlawi dynasty constructed? Explain these differences and state if they were prioritized.
It appears to be just as emergencies of authenticity in administration are an interestingly Iranian event. Without a doubt, Iran's Shi'a legacy (however fabricated by the Savavids) is situated in the contention that Ali was the genuine successor to Mohammad. In nineteenth century Iran, the Constitutional Revolution put forth an admirable attempt to take state control Continue reading...

Just as any other energy resources play a pivotal role as means of economic development, negotiations, and political pressure, so too does oil; still, when the price for Golden Gold plummets for a number of economic and political reasons, its versatile role becomes marginal. Some countries stand to lose following the decrease while others are in line for a windfall. Venezuela and Russia, countries with extraction economies, known for the paradox of plenty or resource curse, suffer the most, as do transit countries receiving profits for having oil transferred through their territory. Extraction economies are dependent on oil revenues, Continue reading...

Introduction

Austria-Hungary declared war against Serbia on 28 July, 1914 with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, in Bosnia along with his wife by a Serbian nationalist. However, this apparently small conflict between the two nations spread like wild fire soon. Germany, Great Britain, France and Russia were gradually pulled into the war, mainly due to their involvement in some treaties that made them obligatory to protect certain other countries. Within a few weeks, the conflict spread around the world and all the major powers joined the war. The two major opposing war alliances Continue reading...

Is Russia authoritarian, democratic or something else?

It is not a secret that there is no pure system of government all over the world what has become a result of the different transformations and developing of political systems and Russian Federation is not an exclusion but the question is whether the Constitution and legally adopted laws of the RF show real state of affairs.
According to the Constitution of Russia it is a presidential republic. Generally republics are understood to be one of democratic form of governments. But in every particular case we shall put attention to the details in order to decide.
It would be Continue reading...

Ivan S. Turgenev, one of the most prominent Russian writers, wrote his novel “Fathers and Sons” in the middle of 19th century and became the first author of Russian literature who had created wholly modern novel. Along with other famous writers of that period, Turgenev was writing such novels that were the reflections of the era in which he lived – they presented Russian culture, social and political changes as well as the reaction of Russian people to all of those events. The greatest collision that is given in “Fathers and Sons” is the schism of moral beliefs between two Continue reading...

Essay

Stalin’s Industrialization
The main task of the entered planned economy was increasing economic and military power of the state the highest possible rate. At the initial stage, it came down to a redistribution of the maximum possible volume of resources for industrialization. In December 1927 at the XV Congress of the CPSU (b) adopted "Guidelines for the compilation of the first five-year economic development plan of the USSR", in which the Congress opposed the super-industrialization: the growth rate should not be maximized, and should be planned so that there is no failures. Designed based on the directives of Continue reading...

Ancient Russian people considered an aesthetic criterion for their choice of faith: they were, above all struck by the beauty of the Byzantine church ceremony, the beauty of life, the church and singing. Kievan Prince Vladimir thought about the need to take some monotheistic religion and inherently strengthen the power of the state. This was all the more necessary because such religions were adopted in the states around him. Vladimir was also looking for a religion capable of supporting state power. It was a powerful religious nation waging a successful policy in the East and in the West and Continue reading...