Published on September 03, 2010
By Alexey Sidorenko
Active campaign raised by the bloggers outraged by a brutal policemen who assaulted a protester [RUS] led to the results. First, bloggers found out policeman's identity, then the criminal case had been started. Finally the policeman came by himself to the Prosecutor's office to witness on the case, corrupcia.net reported [RUS].
Source: Global Voices Online » Russia

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Published on September 03, 2010

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Source: English Russia

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Published on September 03, 2010

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Published on September 03, 2010
Ah, the Valdai Discussion Club - that wonderful time of year of ponderous navel-gazing over the future of Russia’s unfulfilled potential, a moment of generous ignorance over the country’s more serious systemic problems. Neil Buckley at the Financial Times snags down some of the most basic ideas being exchanged so far … which may not be all that surprising.
Piotr Dutkiewicz, a professor at Ottawa’s Carleton University, notes
that Russia’s traditional “coercive-intensive” model of modernisation
may have had some successes under Tsar Peter the Great, for example, and
under Stalin. But while it may be a good way of building smelters and
steelworks, it is not suited to developing an economy based on
innovative products and technologies. And the ex-Soviet scientific base
has already deteriorated; Russia submitted about as many new patents
last year as the US state of Georgia. (…)
Russia is not a democracy, but a country dominated by powerful
bureaucracy, where bribe-taking has reached epic proportions. The
bureaucrats have every incentive to resist change. (…)
The Valdai consensus is that tackling corruption and installing the
rule of law are overwhelming priorities. Sergei Aleksashenko, a former
Russian deputy central bank chairman now with Moscow’s Higher School of
Economics, says corruption is like “rust” eating through the hull of
Russia’s economic “ship”. But instead of treating the rust, the
leadership is approaching things the wrong way.
“They started to identify that the ship is going slower and slower,”
he says. “But their answer is to try to put in a new and more powerful
engine.”
Source: Robert Amsterdam

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Published on September 03, 2010
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