Likwidacja Kościoła katolickiego obrządku wschodniego w południowo-zachodnich guberniach Cesarstwa Rosyjskiego za panowania cesarza Mikołaja I (lata 30. XІX wieku) by Viktoria Bilyk

“…The article outlines the Russian government’s policy of limiting the field of action of the Eastern Rite Catholic Church (formerly Greek Orthodox or Uniate) and its gradual liquidation in the 1830s, and shows the preparation of the “act of reunification” in 1839. …”
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PROBLEM REWINDYKACJI W II RZECZYPOSPOLITEJ DÓBR OBJĘTYCH KONFISKATĄ PO POWSTANIU STYCZNIOWYM PRZEZ RZĄDY CARSKIE by Bartłomiej Starzec

“…Confiscation of property was the penalty applicable to the participants and supporters of the uprising. The Russian government has applied it to every Polish independence uprising. …”
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MOSCOW KINDOM AND THE EUROPEAN INNOVATION OF THE TIME OF TROUBLES by T. V. Chernikova

“…A lot of them were the military; doctors of the Tsar had a huge power; some merchants (for example, Jerome Horsey) carried out special orders of the Russian government. The article gives the description of western foreigners' position both, at the beginning of the Time of Troubles, when the Moscow government was interested in western innovation, and after 1606, when the situation changed. …”
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Land-Legal Relations and Sedentarization of Nogais in Second Half of 19^th — Early 20^th Centuries by D. S. Kidirniyazov

“…The ways of implementing the agrarian policy of the Russian government in the Eastern Ciscaucasia are described on the example of the Nogais. …”
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Directive model of corporation management with the participation of the state in the sphere of the military-industry complex by V. A. Laptev

“…The procedure for directive voting in the bodies of the corporation is analyzed.The purpose is to identify the determination and the essence of directive model of corporate management in the field of the military-industrial complex.Methodology of the research includes legal analysis of the Russian corporative legislation, directives of the Russian Government and judicial practice.The main results. …”
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Digitalization of financial sector in Russia: Key components and concepts by Argashokova Svetlana, Litvishko Olga, Novoselova Natalia

“…The authors believe these key components are focused on achieving the strategic goals set by the Russian government in the national project “Digital economy” which include; increasing the availability and quality of financial services and services for citizens and businesses; creating a competitive environment; further development of competition in the financial market; increasing the availability, quality and range of financial services; reducing risks and costs in the financial sector; increasing the competitiveness of Russian technologies while ensuring cybersecurity and maintaining financial stability. …”
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INTERACTION OF THE STATE, BUSINESS AND UNIVERSITIES IN RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICAL FULL-CYCLE PROJECTS by Svetlana Alexandrovna Khvalynskaya

“…The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of technology transfer supported by two federal programs: Federal Targeted Program “Research and Development in Priority Areas of Development of Russian Scientific and Technological Complex for 2014–2020” (hereinafter FRDP) and Russian Government Resolution 218 of 9 April 2010 (hereinafter Resolution 218). …”
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Investment climate in Russia and challenges for foreign business: The case of Japanese companies by Nina Ershova

“…The improvement of the investment climate in Russia and its positive effect on the inflow of foreign direct investment into the country's economy is being declared at the highest levels of the Russian government as an important objective for the further economic development of the country. …”
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THE CATCHING-UP DEVELOPMENT: THE ASEAN EXPERIENCE AND IMPORT SUBSTITUTION POLICY OF RUSSIA by Т Ю Шалденкова

“…The materials of statistical reports of IMF, UNCTAD, ASEAN, the statistical data of Federal state statistics department of Russia, Federal customs department of Russia, the programs of the Russian Government in the field of import substitution are studied. …”
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Problems of regional development as the reflection of the effectiveness of public administration by Vladimir Aleksandrovich Ilyin, Anna Ivanovna Povarova

“…In the next three-year budget cycle (2014–2016) a great number of Russian regions will be with the deficit and debt load on the verge of bankruptcy. The Russian government doesn’t take any action to prevent crisis processes. …”
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Administrative legal means for the organization of getting higher education and the training of scientific and teaching staff by S. M. Rukavishnikov

“…On the one hand, the efficient organization of the relevant processes require the state-managed theoretical and methodological base, the definition of the series of categories of administrative law, and on the other hand – the permanent improvement of the current legislation with purpose of its compliance to dynamic developing social relations and contemporary challenges of Russian government and society. Administrative legal means, as the one of the most broad and governmental significant categories of administrative law, factually cover all the number of settlements and actions for the governing of any sphere of social relations from the government agencies and specially authorized organizations. …”
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Louzang Shono: Some External Relations Issues of the Kalmyk Khanate Revisited by Maksim M. Batmaev

“…The article examines a significant early-to-mid 18th-century episode of Kalmyk-Chinese and Kalmyk-Dzungar relations to have been controlled by the Russian Government. This very period was witnessing deepest processes across Central Asia that would subsequently result in dramatic ethnic and political transformations in the region. …”
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The Position and Political Discourse of Russian Parties in Latvia and Estonia in the New Geopolitical Reality by Mikhail I. Krishtal

“…Some parties preferred silence or neutrality, while the largest Russian parties in the 2000s (“Harmony” and the Estonian Centre Party) chose a hostile stance towards the Russian government. This fact together with the low representation of the ethnic component in their programmes was an important factor that significantly reduced their electoral support in regions with Russian population and in the country. …”
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The Institution of Advocacy in the Belarusian-Lithuanian Provinces of the Russian Empire (1772–1840) by Ihar Hushchynski

“…The activity of lawyers was regulated by the norms of the Statute of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania of 1588, the orders of the Seimas of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, also by several laws which were issued by the Russian government. The legal profession in the Belarusian-Lithuanian provinces was quite highly paid and prestigious in public perception. …”
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Providing mechanisation of loading and unloading operations in hopper rail stores by Varlamov Alexander, Varlamova Nelly, Mazko Natalya

“…Presidential Decree No. 204 of 7 May 2018 “On the national goals and strategic objectives for the development of the Russian Federation for the period until 2024” tasked the Russian government with developing a programme of measures to increase the productivity of economic sectors, including the agroindustrial complex. …”
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PUBLIC-POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF THE MOUNTAIN INTELLECTUALS IN THE NORTH CAUCASUS IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION OF 1917 by Artur Kazharov, Tamerlan Tsoloev

“…Its representatives were part of the Russian government and contributed to the strengthening of state structures in the region. …”
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Liberal democracy, market economy, and international conduct as standards of ‘civilization’ in contemporary international society: The case of Russia's entry into the ‘community of... by Yannis A. Stivachtis

“…This paper examines the changes that the Russian Government under President Yeltsin had to introduce in order to achieve the country's admission into post-Cold War international society. …”
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For Whom the Bot Tolls: A Neural Networks Approach to Measuring Political Orientation of Twitter Bots in Russia by Denis Stukal, Sergey Sanovich, Joshua A. Tucker, Richard Bonneau

“…Computational propaganda and the use of automated accounts in social media have recently become the focus of public attention, with alleged Russian government activities abroad provoking particularly widespread interest. …”
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Social Consequences of Economic Reforms: Subjective Perception vs Statistical Data by S. N. Smirnov

“…Recognizing the inevitability of market reforms, the author considers options for mitigating the severity of the social situation that have not been implemented for various reasons and some of the compensating tools that were adopted by the Russian Government at the initial stage of reforms.…”
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A multilingual analysis of pro Russian misinformation on Twitter during the Russian invasion of Ukraine by Cameron Lai, Fujio Toriumi, Mitsuo Yoshida

“…Abstract The Russian government has long since engaged in an information campaign of propaganda and disinformation as a major part of foreign policy. …”
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