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[Thomas Krichel]

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neSoS: New Papers in Social Sciences
Russia
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Edited by: Thomas Krichel
           http://openlib.org/home/krichel/
           The Open Library Society
Date:      2014-08-01
Papers:    4


In this issue we have:
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1. Russia's armed forces on modernisation course: progress and perspectives of 
    military reform
   Klein, Margarete

2. Development of childcare and maternity facilities network in the Krasnodar 
    Territory during the postwar years
   Shapovalova, Yanina Anatolyevna

3. The EU, Russia and a less common neighbourhood: lessons reinforced by the 
    Vilnius summit
   Stewart, Susan

4. Biliterale Fähigkeiten von bilingualen Schülerinnen und Schülern im 
    Deutschen, Türkischen und Russischen
   Böhmer, Jule

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1. Russia's armed forces on modernisation course: progress and perspectives of 
    military reform
   Klein, Margarete
 In 2008 Russia's Defence Minister Anatoly Serdyukov launched a mammoth 
 project of comprehensive military reforms, whose objectives his successor 
 Sergei Shoigu has also upheld since his November 2012 appointment. Despite 
 deficits in recruitment, equipment and funding, Moscow's armed forces have 
 already accomplished the organisational transition from mass mobilisation 
 army to modern combat force. Although the reforms will not fundamentally 
 change the balance of power with the United States, increased military 
 muscle-flexing vis-à-vis Europe must be expected. Above all, however, the 
 reforms expand Moscow's ability to project power in the post-Soviet space and 
 militarily reinforce Putin's efforts to tie that region more closely to 
 Russia. (author's abstract)
http://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/bitstream/handle/document/39125/license.txt?sequence=2

2. Development of childcare and maternity facilities network in the Krasnodar 
    Territory during the postwar years
   Shapovalova, Yanina Anatolyevna
 The article is devoted to the post-war state and development of childcare and 
 maternity organizations in the Krasnodar region. The author examines the 
 issues of the lack and the overcrowdedness of the specialized apartments; the 
 decrease of pediatric and obstetric institutions network; the deficiency of 
 therapeutic beds.
http://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/bitstream/handle/document/38975/license.txt?sequence=2

3. The EU, Russia and a less common neighbourhood: lessons reinforced by the 
    Vilnius summit
   Stewart, Susan
 The run-up to and outcomes of the Vilnius summit in November 2013 indicate 
 that the Eastern Partnership is undergoing a period of crisis. This is 
 primarily because the EU and its Eastern partners have not been successful at 
 communicating their respective goals to each other and agreeing on viable 
 methods for reaching them. The same applies to the EU-Russia relationship, 
 which is becoming increasingly dysfunctional, especially with regard to the 
 so-called common neighbourhood. Although the two policy areas interact, a 
 clearer separation between them is currently more justified than a gradual 
 conflation of the two approaches. The summit has highlighted a series of 
 problems that, so far, have been addressed only sporadically or at the 
 rhetorical level. The silver lining of Vilnius can be found in seeing it as 
 an opportunity to analyze these problems systematically in order to modify 
 existing policy to take better account of current realities. (author's 
 abstract)
http://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/bitstream/handle/document/39130/license.txt?sequence=2

4. Biliterale Fähigkeiten von bilingualen Schülerinnen und Schülern im 
    Deutschen, Türkischen und Russischen
   Böhmer, Jule
 "Im vorliegenden Beitrag wird der Frage nachgegangen, über welche biliteralen 
 Fähigkeiten deutsch-türkisch und deutsch-russisch bilingual aufwachsende 
 Schülerinnen und Schüler verfügen. Schriftliche Sprachdaten auf Deutsch, 
 Türkisch und Russisch wurden in Hinblick auf die skribale und literate 
 Performanz der bilingualen Probanden ausgewertet. Die Analysen zeigen, dass 
 bilinguale Schülerinnen und Schüler, die in ihrer Herkunftssprache über einen 
 gesteuerten Schriftspracherwerb verfügen, in ihren Leistungen nicht hinter 
 monolingualen Mitschülerinnen und Mitschülern zurückstehen. Weiterhin kann 
 beobachtet werden, dass literates Strukturwissen interlingual transferiert 
 wird und damit die Annahme der Interdependenzhypothese (Cummins 1979, 2008) 
 bekräftigt wird." (Autorenreferat)
http://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/bitstream/handle/document/39080/ssoar-disk-2013-1-bohmer-Biliterale_Fahigkeiten_von_bilingualen_Schulerinnen.pdf?sequence=1

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