Jan S Adams
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3595563 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jan S Adams |
| NOMBRES | Jan S |
| APELLIDO | Adams |
| FIRMA | ADAMS J S |
| AFILIACIONES | Michigan State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1967 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Everyday moral judgements of anti-social behaviour
Russia’s Gas Diplomacy
Gazprom is on a collision course with Moscow, neighboring states, and the European Union
The U.S.-Russian Face-off in the Caspian Basin
Moscow faces unprecedented problems with the feisty new sovereign states of the Caspian Basin and in defending Russia’s national interests against encroachments by regional and global powers, especially the United States
Pipelines and Pipedreams
The recent decision to build new pipelines for Caspian oil promises to redistribute wealth in the region, create a new center of power, and redirect Caspian energy to the world’s fastest-growing industrial states. It remains to be seen whether Russia can continue to monopolize the process or will become just one of several states struggling for profit and power
The Russian National Security Council
Behind closed doors, the Russian Federation Security Council makes decisions critical to Russian—and international—security. Who comprises this body and how does it function
A Foreign Policy in Transition
A Foreign Policy in Transition
A Foreign Policy in Transition
Incremental Activism in Soviet Third World Policy
Historically, leaders of the Soviet Union have shown extraordinary faith in the power of bureaucratic reorganization to solve political problems. The 1985-1987 restaffing and restructuring of the foreign policy establishment indicate that Mikhail Gorbachev shares this faith. In the first sixteen months of his leadership, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs replaced its minister, two first deputy ministers, seven deputy ministers, a third of all Sovie…
Political Participation in Communist Systems
Citizen Inspectors in the Soviet Union
Institutional Change in the 1970s
In the continuing debate among Western students of Soviet affairs about the direction in which the Soviet political system is moving, all participants agree that accurate analysis is imperative. How one interprets the evidence of change determines one's view of current Soviet reality and one's perception of the opportunities and threats involved in U.S.-Soviet relations. This crucial issue is addressed in the following pages by examining the curr…
Soviet inspectors general
"People's Control" in the Soviet Union
Lmaintain an effective control system to replace Stalin's terror and KhrushIk chev's early attempts at coercion-by-persuasion. In recent times the slowdown in economic growth and the difficulties of managing an increasingly complex economy have sharpened the problem's urgency. In December 1965, three years after Nikita Khrushchev established the Party-State Control Committee and its local counterparts, the present Soviet leaders clearly signaled …
Political Participation in Communist Systems
"People's Control" in the Soviet Union
Lmaintain an effective control system to replace Stalin's terror and KhrushIk chev's early attempts at coercion-by-persuasion. In recent times the slowdown in economic growth and the difficulties of managing an increasingly complex economy have sharpened the problem's urgency. In December 1965, three years after Nikita Khrushchev established the Party-State Control Committee and its local counterparts, the present Soviet leaders clearly signaled …
Citizen Inspectors in the Soviet Union
Russia’s Gas Diplomacy
Gazprom is on a collision course with Moscow, neighboring states, and the European Union
The Russian National Security Council
Behind closed doors, the Russian Federation Security Council makes decisions critical to Russian—and international—security. Who comprises this body and how does it function
Institutional Change in the 1970s
In the continuing debate among Western students of Soviet affairs about the direction in which the Soviet political system is moving, all participants agree that accurate analysis is imperative. How one interprets the evidence of change determines one's view of current Soviet reality and one's perception of the opportunities and threats involved in U.S.-Soviet relations. This crucial issue is addressed in the following pages by examining the curr…
Soviet inspectors general
"People's Control" in the Soviet Union
Lmaintain an effective control system to replace Stalin's terror and KhrushIk chev's early attempts at coercion-by-persuasion. In recent times the slowdown in economic growth and the difficulties of managing an increasingly complex economy have sharpened the problem's urgency. In December 1965, three years after Nikita Khrushchev established the Party-State Control Committee and its local counterparts, the present Soviet leaders clearly signaled …
Soviet inspectors general
Institutional Change in the 1970s
In the continuing debate among Western students of Soviet affairs about the direction in which the Soviet political system is moving, all participants agree that accurate analysis is imperative. How one interprets the evidence of change determines one's view of current Soviet reality and one's perception of the opportunities and threats involved in U.S.-Soviet relations. This crucial issue is addressed in the following pages by examining the curr…
Citizen Inspectors in the Soviet Union
Political Participation in Communist Systems
Incremental Activism in Soviet Third World Policy
Historically, leaders of the Soviet Union have shown extraordinary faith in the power of bureaucratic reorganization to solve political problems. The 1985-1987 restaffing and restructuring of the foreign policy establishment indicate that Mikhail Gorbachev shares this faith. In the first sixteen months of his leadership, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs replaced its minister, two first deputy ministers, seven deputy ministers, a third of all Sovie…
A Foreign Policy in Transition
A Foreign Policy in Transition
A Foreign Policy in Transition
The Russian National Security Council
Behind closed doors, the Russian Federation Security Council makes decisions critical to Russian—and international—security. Who comprises this body and how does it function
Pipelines and Pipedreams
The recent decision to build new pipelines for Caspian oil promises to redistribute wealth in the region, create a new center of power, and redirect Caspian energy to the world’s fastest-growing industrial states. It remains to be seen whether Russia can continue to monopolize the process or will become just one of several states struggling for profit and power
The U.S.-Russian Face-off in the Caspian Basin
Moscow faces unprecedented problems with the feisty new sovereign states of the Caspian Basin and in defending Russia’s national interests against encroachments by regional and global powers, especially the United States
Russia’s Gas Diplomacy
Gazprom is on a collision course with Moscow, neighboring states, and the European Union
Everyday moral judgements of anti-social behaviour
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