REVIEW OF THE INCIDENCE OF CRIMEAN-CONGO HEMORRHAGIC FEVER FOR 17.5 YEARS IN 2005-1/2 2022 BASED ON PROMED-RUS REPORTS by N. Pshenichnaya, B. Aslanov, V. Melnik, L. Ermakova

“…Intro: The ProMED Service in Russian (ProMED-RUS) informs its readers about the most important information about infectious diseases in the world, especially in the countries of the former Soviet Union, and other countries of WHO European Region (WHO/Europe), where there are territories endemic for Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF). …”
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Foreign Policy Cooperation in Practices of the Union State and Calls of International Policy by V. A. Shamakhov, N. M. Mezhevich

“…The relations of Russia and Belarus should be considered as the independent significant phenomenon in scales of Europe and the former Soviet Union. There is a large-scale similarity of foreign policy approaches of two states. …”
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Curbing the spread of this virus must remain the first step towards eliminating this devastating disease by Revista Brasileiro de Doenças Sexualmente Transmissíveis

“…If current trends continue, southern and Southeast Asia, South America and regions or the former Soviet Union will also bear a heavy burden io the next two decades. [...] …”
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Ristrutturazione del settore finanziario: qualche riflessione sull'Europa centrale e orientale by M. SARCINELLI

“…The transformation that has affected the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union as a result of "perestroika" has all the characteristics of a revolution - political, economic, social and cultural. …”
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Seeing History in the Present: Reflections on the Concept of “Contaminated Landscapes” by Alexandra Klei

“…In considering the relationship between the metaphorical (literary) image of contaminated landscapes and the actual crime scenes, I focus on the mass shootings of Jews by the German Nazis and their local supporters in the former Soviet Union. These specific crime scenes are used to explore the limits of Pollack’s metaphor and the problems it causes. …”
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Historical overview of the experience with bacteriophages in Russia by A. V. Aleshkin

“…For already more than 80 years, in the former Soviet Union, first at the premises of the G. Eliava Institute of Vaccines and Sera in Tbilisi and later in the Russian Federation at the branches of FSUE SPA Microgen (in the cities of Ufa, Perm and Nizhny Novgorod), over a dozen of different drugs have been made using one type of bacteriophage or a combination of various types for the treatment and prevention of acute intestinal infection and decompensated dysbacteriosis, as well as against causative agents of a number of purulent inflammatory diseases including respiratory disorders.…”
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Growth and Institutions: A Review of the Evidence. by Aron, J

“…Africa's disappointing economic performance, the East Asian financial crisis, and the weak record of the former Soviet Union have focused attention on the role of institutions in determining a country's economic growth. …”

Oil and growth in transition countries by Brunnschweiler, C

“…This paper examines the impact of oil on economic growth in transition economies of the former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe. I use oil production and reserves data in a series of panel estimations to show that oil has had positive growth effects between 1990-2006, although they appear to be diminishing for very large producers. …”

Kazakhstan's gas : export markets and export routes by Yenikeyeff, S

“…The method with which Kazakhstan – the second largest oil and gas producer in the former USSR after Russia – chooses to develop its gas resources and relevant export infrastructure will have significant implications for gas exports from other energy-producing countries of the former Soviet Union, as well as for the existing European and Chinese plans for diversification of natural gas supplies.…”

An international psychology of men : theoretical advances, case studies, and clinical innovations / by Blazina, Chris, Shen-Miller, David S., editor

International migration links of the Middle Ural by Andrey Aleksandrovich Nosov

“…An attempt to explain the qualitative composition of migrants, namely, migrants from the former Soviet Union and immigration from abroad, is made. …”
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TECTONOPHYSICAL MEETINGS IN THE USSR AND RUSSIA: INFORMATION ON THE EVE OF THE THIRD TECTONOPHYSICAL CONFERENCE IN IPE RAS “TECTONOPHYSICS AND TOPICAL PROBLEMS IN EARTH SCIENCES” (... by Yuri L. Rebetsky, Mikhail A. Goncharov, Yuri O. Kuz’min, Konstantin Zh Seminsky, Semen I. Sherman

“…The article provides a brief review of the history of tectonophysical meetings in the former Soviet Union and Russia. This information is published on the eve of the Third Tectonophysical Conference convened by the Institute of Physics of the Earth in October 2012.…”
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Remittance patterns in Eastern Europe and the World by Elliott Parker, Martin Piotrowski

“…This paper examines both inflows and outflows of remittances for 21 countries of Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union, relative to a larger sample of 93 countries with available data on bilateral flows. …”
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A political character of nationalism by Danijela Lakić

“…The war in the former Yugoslavia, the conflicts in the countries of the former Soviet Union, greater desire for independence, both within the European Union itself and its member states (Great Britain, Wales, Scotland, Catalonia, etc.) are the examples of what a political character of nationalism can be, and in which direction it can develop depending on the interests of the political authority which created and governed it.…”
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The urban cadastre today: comparative analysis by Iryna Ihnatenko

“…In the states of the former Soviet Union (especially the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan, Belarus) town-planning cadastre is developed in forms that are close to the Ukrainian model. …”
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Language Ideologies and Multilingual Practices of Post-Soviet Migrants in Western Europe from a Translanguaging Perspective by Khilkhanova, Erzhen

“… The main point of this paper is to describe, discuss and analyse multilingual practices of non-Russian migrants from the former Soviet Union from a translanguaging perspective uncovering language ideologies underpinning these practices. …”
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Resistance of Triticum species to cereal aphids by E. E. RADCHENKO

“…The resistance of Triticum ssp. to English grain aphid (Sitobion avenae F.) and bird cherry-oat aphid (Rhopalosiphum padi L.) has been studied in different regions of Russia and the former Soviet Union. The dependence of resistance to aphids on the wheat genome constitution was determined. …”
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Central Bank independence and economic performance in Caucasus and Central Asian Countries by Islam Rizvanoghlu, Abdulkadir Nagac

“…This paper explores the association of both central bank independence (CBI) and financial market development with the economic performance of Turkey together with six former centrally planned former Soviet Union countries located in Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA countries). …”
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MIGRATION AS A FORM OF OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY OF INTELLECTUALS by M. Sadyrova

“…Social changes of the last decade have dramatically changed the political and social situation in the former Soviet Union, and millions migrants were displaced. …”
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Think tanks and ‘policy hybrids’ in the Western Balkans and post-soviet space by Vlad Galushko, Masha Djordjevic

“…This article reviews one case of donor assistance to support policy hybrid organizations in the Western Balkans and the former Soviet Union. While generally successful in helping a number of local organizations to become policy relevant, the experience provides a series of lessons for foreign donors. …”
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