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The "POLITY" Foundation

The "POLITY" Foundation : Political Consulting and Research Services.

The POLITY Foundation is a non-governmental, non-commercial research and political consulting organisation founded in 1993.

The Foundation was established to unite and co-ordinate the work of politicians, academics and businessmen in assisting the process of political and economic reforms in Russia , creation of a civil society and a law-based state.

The priority areas of the Foundation’s activities are:

  • fundamental and applied research on foreign and domestic affairs;
  • policy recommendations to executive and legislative bodies at all levels;
  • political consulting in election campaigns at federal and regional levels;
  • expertise of the bills, normative and other documents for the Presidential Administration, Federal and regional legislative bodies and other government institutions;
  • consultative, information and management services;
  • PR projects for public, political and commercial organisations and institutions.

Personnel
The POLITY Foundation is staffed by highly qualified specialists - mostly graduates of Moscow State University with doctoral degrees - all of whom have extensive academic, journalistic, teaching and practical experience. The Foundation also brings together leading specialists to fulfil the specific projects.
The President of the POLITY Foundation and Club-93 is Dr. Vyacheslav A.Nikonov.

The Foundation is involved in multinational projects in collaboration with international organisations and corporations (including the World Bank, the North Atlantic Assembly, the Aspen International Institute, the Carnegie Endowment, the Heritage Foundation, Hogan and Hartson, Converti, Solomon Brothers), research institutions in the USA, Britain, Germany, Sweden and Japan (New York State University, California Institute of Technology, the Commonwealth University, Colorado State University and others), and has on-going contacts with Moscow representatives of leading western press and information agencies and the Embassies.

Joel Brinkley

Listening to Vladimir Putin trying to salvage his career as his base of support seems to be crumbling around him, the Russian prime minister sounds more and more like all of those Arab dictators just before their own people turned on them in angry revolt.

'Stability is something that can only be achieved through hard work, by being open to change and ready for long-overdue, well-planned and well-calculated reforms,' Putin declared in an online campaign essay this month.

 So said Syrian President Bashar Assad almost exactly a year ago, just before his own country dissolved into protest, chaos and slaughter.
Joel Brinkley

Listening to Vladimir Putin trying to salvage his career as his base of support seems to be crumbling around him, the Russian prime minister sounds more and more like all of those Arab dictators just before their own people turned on them in angry revolt.

'Stability is something that can only be achieved through hard work, by being open to change and ready for long-overdue, well-planned and well-calculated reforms,' Putin declared in an online campaign essay this month.

 So said Syrian President Bashar Assad almost exactly a year ago, just before his own country dissolved into protest, chaos and slaughter.
Keyur Patel
High quality global journalism requires investment. Please share this article with others using the link below, do not cut & paste the article. See our Ts&Cs and Copyright Policy for more detail. Russia released a preliminary estimate for 2011 GDP growth on Tuesday - and at 4.3 per cent, it looks pretty healthy. The figure crept ahead of analyst expectations, buoyed by a strong recovery in consumer demand over the year, while 2010 growth was revised upwards, also to 4.3 per cent. Renaissance Capital was cautiously bullish, calling the forecast 'reason for a (modest) celebration'.
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