The problem of «Moral economy» and it’s influence on the global economic crisis. Reveals the cause of the destruction morals Russian economy and
loss sustainable economic development. Examples are confirming there terms. States that today nravsvenny climate in Russia not allow to create
in Russia innovative economy not 2020, not 2050.
Andrey Blinov Moral economy and liberalism Russia // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 27, Issue 1, 2014, pp. 0-0

Two noted British economists survey a range of issues linked to Russia’s forthcoming accession to the World Trade
Organization (WTO) and its implications for the Russian economy. They describe the far-reaching commitments Russia has undertaken
in the realm of tariffs, non-tariff barriers, and openness to inward investment, identifying factors that tend both to support and challenge
realization of these commitments. They follow with a brief historical account of the reasons why the accession process for Russia was
so protracted and an assessment of the likely medium- and long-term economic impacts of accession for the country as well as for its
particular regions and social groups. The arguments suggest that the likely direct impacts of accession will overall be modest (at least
over the near- to medium- term), and focused in spheres in which a foreign presence may enhance the productivity of Russian firms in
the domestic market (e.g., business services). Potentially, more substantial indirect benefits will largely depend on the scale and
seriousness of domestic reform policies launched in support of WTO compliance (i.e., effects of accession on Russia’s political
economy).
R. Connolly, Ph. Hanson RUSSIA’S ACCESSION TO THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION: COMMITMENTS, PROCESSES, AND PROSPECTS // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 23, Issue 1, 2014, pp. 0-0

In this article possible problems within interpretation of civilizational aspects of integration of Bashkortostan in structure of
Russia are described.
A. Berdin CIVILIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF INTEGRATION OF BASHKORTOSTAN IN STRUCTURE OF RUSSIA // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 21, Issue 3, 2012, pp. 0-0

In this article the question of innovative development of Russia after Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization is
considered. Actions for development of innovative infrastructure in regions of the Russian Federation are offered.
Ye.A. Rynkova SCENARIOS OF DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIONS IN THE CITIES OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AFTER RUSSIA'S ACCESSION TO THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2012, pp. 0-0

In this article results of a trip of the author to Washington and communication with two advisers of U.S. Presidents of different
years – Toby Gati and Zbignev Bzhezinsky are described.
A.V. Fedorov WHY IT IS NECESSARY TO STUDY AMERICA? // The Russian Academic Journal, Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2012, pp. 0-0

Two noted British economists survey a range of issues linked to Russia’s forthcoming accession to the World Trade\r\nOrganization (WTO) and its implications for the Russian economy. They describe the far-reaching commitments Russia has undertaken\r\nin the realm of tariffs, non-tariff barriers, and openness to inward investment, identifying factors that tend both to support and challenge\r\nrealization of these commitments. They follow with a brief historical account of the reasons why the accession process for Russia was\r\nso protracted and an assessment of the likely medium- and long-term economic impacts of accession for the country as well as for its\r\nparticular regions and social groups. The arguments suggest that the likely direct impacts of accession will overall be modest (at least\r\nover the near- to medium- term), and focused in spheres in which a foreign presence may enhance the productivity of Russian firms in\r\nthe domestic market (e.g., business services). Potentially, more substantial indirect benefits will largely depend on the scale and\r\nseriousness of domestic reform policies launched in support of WTO compliance (i.e., effects of accession on Russia’s political\r\neconomy).

On the basis of factors such as ideology, the degree of populism, political leadership and form of the government a complex comparative analysis of the formation and development of the party system in Lithuania and Russia in the post-communist period was carried out. Summing up, it should be noted that both Russian and Lithuanian party parliamentarism are being progressively consolidated. At the same time they continue to suffer from many shortcomings owing to negative historical heritage, characterized by authoritarian single-party system, cult of the leader, ideological populism and undeveloped civil society, and also because of the prolonged transition period of young democracies. Speaking about the prospects of the development of the party systems of two countries, it can be assumed that in the medium term the current situation should not change dramatically.

The problem of “Moral economy” and it’s influence on the global economic crisis. Reveals the cause of the destruction morals Russian economy and loss sustainable economic development. Examples are confirming there terms. States that today nravsvenny climate in Russia not allow to create in Russia innovative economy not 2020, not 2050.

this paper analyzes the extent to which the tendency to use the Brand name (tBn) is affected by consumers ethnocentrism (Cet) and is intended to determine whether this influence varies depending on the age or sex. this uses a Web-based survey conducted in two countries (spain and Russia), using an adaptive sampling. data from 321 spanish and 375 Russians were evaluated using the scale of Bristow, dn, schneider KC & schuler, d.K. (2002), to measure the tBn, and the scale of shimp & sharma (1987) for the Cet, checking their invariances. thus we see that the Cet has no influence on tBn, even making discrimination by age or sex. the results refer to two countries with different cultural values and dif- ferent levels of economic development, which offers a new perspective that goes beyond isolated studies on specific countries or manufacturers. the work shows that between the two countries, there are some similar fea- tures compared to Bn and the Cet, serving as input to develop strategies of differentiation and segmentation
citación: ostrovskaya, l. & sarabia-sanchéz, F. J. (2013). efecto del etnocentrismo sobre la tendencia a usar el nombre de marca en las decisiones de compra. Una aplicación al caso del calzado en españa y Rusia. Innovar, 23(49), 51-66.

This work analyses the relationship between personal consumer values and the tendency to use the brand name in consumption decisions. We hypothesized that the tendency to use brand name is influenced by consumer values and that there are differences between countries. Although brand name is an important issue in business strategies and brands are very important in the consumers’ lives, there is a little literature about their antecedents. A Web-based survey of two samples in Spain and Russia was carried out. Results show that nine of eleven values have significant effect on the tendency to use brand name. There is no difference between Spaniards and Russians in terms of the degree by which the values contribute to this explanation. There are differences in the values shown by consumers having high and low tendency to use brand name. Some personal values are antecedents of the tendency to use brand name –where there is a void in the literature– and it can help businesses recognize which ones can help in the design of marketing strategy.
Sarabia-Sanchez F.J and Ostrovskaya L.I., 2012, “Consumer Values and the Tendency to use the Brand Name in Purchase Decisions: A Comparison between Spain and Russia”, Marketing Management Journal, Volume 22, Issue 2, pp. 19-30.