Julian Cooper
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3744170 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Julian Cooper |
| PRENOMES | Julian |
| SOBRENOME | Cooper |
| ASSINATURA | COOPER J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Birmingham |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8390-3915 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1978 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The struggle to save the Soviet economy
Securitising Russia
This book shows the impact of twenty-first-century security concerns on the way Russia is ruled. It demonstrates how President Vladimir Putin has wrestled with terrorism, immigration, media freedom, religious pluralism, and economic globalism, and argues that fears of a return to old-style authoritarianism oversimplify the complex context of contemporary Russia. Since the early 1990s, Russia has been repeatedly analysed in terms of whether it is …
National Innovation System of the R ussian Federation
The Russian Federation possesses a large R&D system in terms of personnel and funding but it is debatable whether it has a national innovation system in the normally understood sense. In terms of personnel the system has contracted to a significant degree since the collapse of the USSR but from an institutional point of view it still retains many features of the Soviet R&D system. State‐owned organisations predominate, budget funding plays a majo…
The Pendulum Moves from Europe to Asia. Modernizing Siberia and the Far East. Economic and Security Issues
Under the current Presidency of Putin two main areas of concern are discernible: the modernization of defence industry and the accelerated development of Siberia and, in particular, the Far East. To a certain extent, development programmes prioritized within increasingly tight budget constraints overlap, since important sections of the defence industry are located beyond the Urals. In response to China's rapidly increasing economic and military s…
The Russian Economy Twenty Years after the End of the Socialist Economic System
It is now more than twenty years since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the beginning of transition to a market economy. The non-market, ‘planned’ economic system of the old order had its own specific mode of functioning, which over time had a profound impact on the structure of the economy. The article explores the extent to which the far-reaching economic transformation undertaken in post-communist Russia since the end of 1991 has overcome …
Securitising Russia
This book shows the impact of twenty-first-century security concerns on the way Russia is ruled. It demonstrates how President Vladimir Putin has wrestled with terrorism, immigration, media freedom, religious pluralism, and economic globalism, and argues that fears of a return to old-style authoritarianism oversimplify the complex context of contemporary Russia. Since the early 1990s, Russia has been repeatedly analysed in terms of whether it is …
Of BRICs and Brains
A noted British economic analyst and observer of current developments in Russia compares that country's emerging economy with those of China, India, eight other populous emerging states, and the United States. The focus of the comparison is on the extent to which these countries exhibit potential for functioning as "knowledge-based" economies. The four pillars of such economies are identified as: (1) an educated and skilled population; (2) a netw…
Can Russia Compete in the Global Economy
A noted British economist and analyst of current developments in Russia investigates that country's competitiveness in global merchandise export markets by seeking to determine its trade specialization and comparative advantage in a global context. In search of consistent trends, the author compares Russia's scores in 2000 on the Balassa Index of Revealed Comparative Advantage with those of 2004, and also for that year with a selected list of int…
Securitising Russia
Demilitarizing the Russian Defence Economy
Conversion is Dead, Long Live Conversion
1. Conversion, the Market and the Cold War 'Until recently, in both East and West, 'conversion' has been an easy slogan, perhaps best regarded now as an epiphenomenon of the Cold War. In the new post-Communist world the practical experience of demilitarization in Russia and other Eastern countries has induced greater realism.' This observation by the author in a work published in 1993 provoked some questioning, as did the use in the same work of …
The economies of the former Soviet Union
(1994). The economies of the former Soviet Union: Structural issues. Diplomacy & Statecraft: Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 454-463
Transforming Russia's Defence industrial base
The Soviet Defense Industry
The Military and Higher Education in the USSR
The military dimension of the Soviet higher-educational system is difficult to explore because of the striking scarcity of published evidence. There is a military presence at all universities and higher-educational institutes. It takes diverse forms, including special military departments and an elaborate system for the military-patriotic education of students. Research is undertaken for defense-related clients, although such research represents …
Technical Progress and Soviet Economic Development
Industrial Innovation in the Soviet Union
Industrial Innovation in the Soviet Union
Scientific and technical change in the USSR
The Technological Level of Soviet Industry
Can Russia Compete in the Global Economy
A noted British economist and analyst of current developments in Russia investigates that country's competitiveness in global merchandise export markets by seeking to determine its trade specialization and comparative advantage in a global context. In search of consistent trends, the author compares Russia's scores in 2000 on the Balassa Index of Revealed Comparative Advantage with those of 2004, and also for that year with a selected list of int…
Industrial Innovation in the Soviet Union
Of BRICs and Brains
A noted British economic analyst and observer of current developments in Russia compares that country's emerging economy with those of China, India, eight other populous emerging states, and the United States. The focus of the comparison is on the extent to which these countries exhibit potential for functioning as "knowledge-based" economies. The four pillars of such economies are identified as: (1) an educated and skilled population; (2) a netw…
The Russian Economy Twenty Years after the End of the Socialist Economic System
It is now more than twenty years since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the beginning of transition to a market economy. The non-market, ‘planned’ economic system of the old order had its own specific mode of functioning, which over time had a profound impact on the structure of the economy. The article explores the extent to which the far-reaching economic transformation undertaken in post-communist Russia since the end of 1991 has overcome …
The struggle to save the Soviet economy
Conversion is Dead, Long Live Conversion
1. Conversion, the Market and the Cold War 'Until recently, in both East and West, 'conversion' has been an easy slogan, perhaps best regarded now as an epiphenomenon of the Cold War. In the new post-Communist world the practical experience of demilitarization in Russia and other Eastern countries has induced greater realism.' This observation by the author in a work published in 1993 provoked some questioning, as did the use in the same work of …
Transforming Russia's Defence industrial base
The Soviet Defense Industry
The Military and Higher Education in the USSR
The military dimension of the Soviet higher-educational system is difficult to explore because of the striking scarcity of published evidence. There is a military presence at all universities and higher-educational institutes. It takes diverse forms, including special military departments and an elaborate system for the military-patriotic education of students. Research is undertaken for defense-related clients, although such research represents …
The Technological Level of Soviet Industry
Scientific and technical change in the USSR
Industrial Innovation in the Soviet Union
Industrial Innovation in the Soviet Union
Technical Progress and Soviet Economic Development
The Military and Higher Education in the USSR
The military dimension of the Soviet higher-educational system is difficult to explore because of the striking scarcity of published evidence. There is a military presence at all universities and higher-educational institutes. It takes diverse forms, including special military departments and an elaborate system for the military-patriotic education of students. Research is undertaken for defense-related clients, although such research represents …
Transforming Russia's Defence industrial base
The Soviet Defense Industry
The economies of the former Soviet Union
(1994). The economies of the former Soviet Union: Structural issues. Diplomacy & Statecraft: Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 454-463
Demilitarizing the Russian Defence Economy
Conversion is Dead, Long Live Conversion
1. Conversion, the Market and the Cold War 'Until recently, in both East and West, 'conversion' has been an easy slogan, perhaps best regarded now as an epiphenomenon of the Cold War. In the new post-Communist world the practical experience of demilitarization in Russia and other Eastern countries has induced greater realism.' This observation by the author in a work published in 1993 provoked some questioning, as did the use in the same work of …
Securitising Russia
This book shows the impact of twenty-first-century security concerns on the way Russia is ruled. It demonstrates how President Vladimir Putin has wrestled with terrorism, immigration, media freedom, religious pluralism, and economic globalism, and argues that fears of a return to old-style authoritarianism oversimplify the complex context of contemporary Russia. Since the early 1990s, Russia has been repeatedly analysed in terms of whether it is …
Of BRICs and Brains
A noted British economic analyst and observer of current developments in Russia compares that country's emerging economy with those of China, India, eight other populous emerging states, and the United States. The focus of the comparison is on the extent to which these countries exhibit potential for functioning as "knowledge-based" economies. The four pillars of such economies are identified as: (1) an educated and skilled population; (2) a netw…
Can Russia Compete in the Global Economy
A noted British economist and analyst of current developments in Russia investigates that country's competitiveness in global merchandise export markets by seeking to determine its trade specialization and comparative advantage in a global context. In search of consistent trends, the author compares Russia's scores in 2000 on the Balassa Index of Revealed Comparative Advantage with those of 2004, and also for that year with a selected list of int…
Securitising Russia
The Russian Economy Twenty Years after the End of the Socialist Economic System
It is now more than twenty years since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the beginning of transition to a market economy. The non-market, ‘planned’ economic system of the old order had its own specific mode of functioning, which over time had a profound impact on the structure of the economy. The article explores the extent to which the far-reaching economic transformation undertaken in post-communist Russia since the end of 1991 has overcome …
The Pendulum Moves from Europe to Asia. Modernizing Siberia and the Far East. Economic and Security Issues
Under the current Presidency of Putin two main areas of concern are discernible: the modernization of defence industry and the accelerated development of Siberia and, in particular, the Far East. To a certain extent, development programmes prioritized within increasingly tight budget constraints overlap, since important sections of the defence industry are located beyond the Urals. In response to China's rapidly increasing economic and military s…
National Innovation System of the R ussian Federation
The Russian Federation possesses a large R&D system in terms of personnel and funding but it is debatable whether it has a national innovation system in the normally understood sense. In terms of personnel the system has contracted to a significant degree since the collapse of the USSR but from an institutional point of view it still retains many features of the Soviet R&D system. State‐owned organisations predominate, budget funding plays a majo…
Securitising Russia
This book shows the impact of twenty-first-century security concerns on the way Russia is ruled. It demonstrates how President Vladimir Putin has wrestled with terrorism, immigration, media freedom, religious pluralism, and economic globalism, and argues that fears of a return to old-style authoritarianism oversimplify the complex context of contemporary Russia. Since the early 1990s, Russia has been repeatedly analysed in terms of whether it is …
The struggle to save the Soviet economy
Political science (19 obras) · Economics (16 obras) · Russia and Soviet political economy (14 obras) · Economic system (11 obras) · Business (9 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Economy (8 obras) · Politics (8 obras) · China (6 obras) · Economic policy (6 obras)