Inequalities in health and health service utilisation among reproductive age women in St. Petersburg, Russia: a cross-sectional study by Kuznetsova Olga, Larivaara Meri, Dubikaytis Tatiana, Hemminki Elina

“…<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p>Russian society has faced dramatic changes in terms of social stratification since the collapse of the Soviet Union. During this time, extensive reforms have taken place in the organisation of health services, including the development of the private sector. …”
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On the 60th anniversary of the Institute of Forest and Forest Park Management of the Primorsky State Agricultural Academy by G. V. Gukov, B. S. Petropavlovskiy

“…The past 60 years have been associated with radical reforms in the field of social relations (the collapse of the Soviet Union, the transition to market economy), as well as in forest management. …”
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The Role of Symbolic Power in the Foreign Relations of Turkey and Central Asia by Majid Ostovar, SeyedMehdi Moradi, Mojtaba Ostovar

“…The Central Asian region is one of the areas that, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, has been competing and influenced by regional powers, especially Turkey. …”
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In the Face of the Strategic Choice: New Imperatives of World Policy by Ilya S. Rozhkov

“…Collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 and increase in the number of the Caspian Littoral States lead to the necessity of renewal of the legal status of the Caspian Sea. …”
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From Utopia to Dystopia: The Demise of the Revolutionary Dream in Futuristic Cuban Cinema by Santiago Juan-Navarro

“…Although Cuban literature has extensively addressed these issues since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, it is only recently that we can find similar trends in a cinematic output that portrays Cuba as a utopia gone sour. …”
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Opening Address by Taha J. al ‘Alwani

“…It is thus all the more disconcerting that the Islamic world finds itself in a state of unpreparedness and disarray unprecedented in all of its lox history, and that the collapse of the Soviet Union, the other Western pole, leaves the role of adversary to the Islamic world. …”
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Ethnosociological Studies in the Republic of Mordovia in 1990–2010: A Retrospective Analysis by Vladimir V. Kozin, Sergey G. Ushkin

“…The main trends in the development of mass consciousness of the population of a polyethnic region in the context of various socio-political periods of the development of Russia have been revealed: from the ‘parade of sovereignties’ that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union to the reactualization of the ideology of a strong multiethnic Russian state. …”
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RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN RELATIONS: STAGES AND ISSUES by D. O. Batsa

“…The preconditions for building relations between the two states on new principles after the collapse of the Soviet Union are indicated. The issues faced by states in the development of bilateral relations were examined: in particular, the Ukrainian leadership's vision of the country's foreign policy towards Russia and the post-Soviet space in general, namely, the desire to obtain economic benefits and preferences in trade with Russia, without any participation in integration projects and processes in the post-Soviet space supported by Russia . …”
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SOCIOLINGUISTIC FACTORS OF THE WRITTEN SPEECH NORMS APPROXIMATION IN LABOR MIGRANTS’ TEXTS by Utesheva Altynay Pazylovna

“…Group 1 combined informants aged from 20 to 30, without higher education, who studied the Russian language at school in the new period of the collapse of the Soviet Union procedures or on their own. It is an educational institution with no experience compiling official documents and communication skills in Russian. …”
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Thefts of icons by Samardžić Renata

“…After the collapse of the Soviet Union, about fifty criminal groups were active in Western Europe, which were involved in art crime. …”
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Soviet heritage as ethical imperative for contemporary Lithuanian architecture by Vaidas Petrulis

“…However, because of economic, cultural and ideological changes after the collapse of the Soviet Union this unprotected by law architectural heritage gradually disappears. …”
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Analysis of Influence of Islamic Revival in Central Asia States of Safety in Xinjiang China by Meng Xiangyun

“…This article examines the resurgence of Islam in Central Asia after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the spread of extremist Islamic ideas in the region, analyzes the impact of the Islamic renaissance in Central Asia on Xinjiang China, especially the influence of the extremist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir on the activities of Chinese "three forces of evil" and cross-border crimes, arms smuggling and drug trafficking. …”
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EURASIANISM: TERMINOLOGICAL AMBIVALENCE by Sergey Viktorovich Bazavluk

“…At the same time, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Western scientists began to resort more and more geographically to the regionalization of the world political map, dividing the regions into increasingly smaller fractions right up to the redrawing of national borders, justifying in their writings the emergence of new political entities as a natural course of history, bloc approach of the Cold War period, but also the basic constants of geopolitical science about the confrontation of two global forces: sea and land. …”
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Opportunities and threats for Ukraine in the context of world globalization processes by Микола Ткач

“…After the collapse of the Soviet Union, and with it the collapse of the isolation policy, the countries that were part of it, including Ukraine, automatically became players, or rather "victims" of the open market. …”
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Future trends -Arab relations - European A Study in Political Geography by Assist. Prof. Dr. Mohammed Abdul Majid Abdul Baqi

“… The indicators of Europe returning increasing rapidly as an active part at the current time, where the French differentiation pattern towards the American situation towards Palestinian issue, also the Germany-French-Belgian differentiation pattern towards the American situation during the Military aggression on Iraq in 2003, all of that Allows multiple and diverse indicators for this role Which had declined after the end of World War II and the end of the European occupation of the Arab homeland, Europe has suffered great losses militarily, economically, lose of population and socially  during the World War II, and this loss  had impacted its ability to continue its old strategic role of colonizing in confronting other international poles that had become the first power over Europe account and started to impose its influence on the former colonies of Europe in the Arab region, where America has struggled to impose its full control over the Arab homeland As an alternative for the old European colonialism , where the independence of the situation of the European had declined significantly towards the Arabian issues, so, it turns to the dialogue with  the Arabian governments, Which  had actually embodied as (The Arabian-European dialogue), considering that a new stage has begun to rearrange the international influence in the region, Also, Europe has regained its colonial power that was lost after the World War II particularly  with the decline of the Arab unity factors because of the weakness of governments and systems, and the collapse of the Soviet Union, The level of this orientation has expanded with the launch of '' Middle East" project , according to (American-Zionist) belief that Excludes the European interests, and this pushed the researcher to analyze the constant and the variable in that study towards the Arabian issues as a framework to answer the queries about the future nature of the Arabian-European relations.               …”
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Long-Term Trends and Role of Climate in the Population Dynamics of Eurasian Reindeer. by Alessia Uboni, Tim Horstkotte, Elina Kaarlejärvi, Anthony Sévêque, Florian Stammler, Johan Olofsson, Bruce C Forbes, Jon Moen

“…Special protection and support should be granted to those semi-domesticated populations that suffered the most because of the collapse of the Soviet Union, in order to protect the livelihood of indigenous peoples that depend on the species, and the multi-faceted role that reindeer exert in Arctic ecosystems.…”
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Historical evolution of healthcare systems of post-soviet Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, and Azerbaijan: A scoping review by Yuliya Semenova, Lisa Lim, Zhandos Salpynov, Abduzhappar Gaipov, Mihajlo Jakovljevic

“…This scoping review addresses the transformation and development of new healthcare systems in nine countries —Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan over the period following the collapse of the Soviet Union from 1991 to the present. This assessment focuses on maternal and child health, mental health, communicable diseases, and non-communicable diseases in an effort to highlight the changes in the healthcare status of these nine countries under scrutiny. …”
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Торгово-экономические связи провинции Хэйлунцзян с Российским Дальним Востоком: сравнительный анализ политики на двух этапах развития TRADE FND ECONOMIC RELATIONS OF THE HEILONGJIA...

“…After the collapse of the Soviet Union, China’s policy was transformed in accordance with new economic and political realities. …”
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Child agency and economic circumstances: how does family economic status affect child agency in Kyrgyzstan's post-Soviet culture of transition? by Rasulova, ST

“…<p> This thesis explores how children’s experiences of childhood in Kyrgyzstan transformed after the collapse of the Soviet Union (1991) and the consequent transition to market economy. …”

Tri-polarity structure and the Post-Cold War Asia Pacific Regional politics by Mohd. Noor Yazid

“…It would not have had the same impact if it had become a unipolar political structure, as in Europe after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.…”
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