Fellowship Years: 1992-1994
Fellowship Topic: Privatization of the Russian Fishing Industry
Fellowship Area: Russia, Japan, Alaska
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The Russian Point of View
Bureuacratic Turmoil Threatens the Russian Far East Fishery.
Privatization, Economic Chaos, and Crime Challenge Kamchatka’s Fishing Enterprises.
A Visit to Allimpex-Kamchatka
As Political and Economic Chaos Sweep Russia, The Far East Increasingly Seeks Its Own Way
An End To The Battle Of The Bureaucracies, And The Beginning Of A New Era Of Trials For The Russian Fishing Industry
Nomenklatura Dinosaurs in The New World of ‘Bizness’
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky’s Port Opens to Foreign Shipping, And Privatization Fever Sweeps the Fishing Industry.
Pacific Network: Opening A Window to the East
Right Side Steering Goes The Wrong Way For Far East Fishermen; The Mafia And Corruption Permeate Government, Industry
Driftnets, Ruined Spawning Grounds, And A Road GoingNowhere: The Disappearing Wealth of Kamchatka’s Salmon
High Airline Ticket Prices and Fuel Shortages Hold Kamchatka Hostage in the Cold Spring of 1993
Peanut Hole Pollock Politics
The New Federalism And Economic Self-Determination On Kamchatka
Signature Czars Get Rich While the Russian Far East Fishing Industry Suffers Through the Hard Summer of 1993
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The Darker The Night: The Kamchatka Region In Decline, 1993
Political Chaos In Russia: Will Equal Representation Mean Equal Rights For Federal Subjects in the Russian Far East?
More Clout For Russia’s Provinces: Kamchatka And The Politics Of Resource Use On The Eve Of Elections, 1993
Kamchatka After Soviet Power; Will A New Constitution Mean A New Era Of Fisheries Management for the Provinces?
Of Purgas, Elections, Salmon Hatcheries, And Peanut Holes.
Bezylastia: Adrift at the Edge of Russia.
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