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Le président russe Dmitri Medvedev a demandé une commission d'enquête parlementaire mais admet qu'on n'éliminera pas du jour au lendemain la corruption dans la sphère économique.
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VCIOM news
Russian choice
Moscow, August 16. A new book entitled "Russian Choice. Introduction to the Theory of Electoral Behavior of Russians" written by Dr.Valery Fedorov came out in Praxis publishing house.
VCIOM Chair at Russian State Humanities University
Moscow, July 22. Professor Ye. Pivovar - President of the Russian State Humanities University has signed an enactment on creation of the VCIOM Chair by the Department of Sociology at RSHU.
World Sociology Congress
Gothenburg, July 11-17. Olga Kamenchuk took part in the work of the 17th World Sociological Congress "Sociology on the Move" along with 5000 colleagues-social scientists form all over the world.
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Voice of Russia, 30.06.2010
Family a top priority for Russians
Family values remain topmost on the minds of 97% of Russians, recently polled by the VTSiOM public opinion research center.Friendship comes a close second with 92%, followed by love and the situation in the country (86%).
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VCIOM presents
How to Run Russia: Sociology of One City
Local government is either traditional or original topic for Russia. What demands does society make to local elite? How do Russians assess the effectiveness of the government's work locally? What are the problem spot in the development of local government? What can be he results of local government reform? . |
From Yeltsin to Putin
During the last 20 years Russia overcame big historical way. Time of Gorbachev, governing of Yeltsin is behind. The term of current presidential office comes to an end. How do Russians assess these times? What are they proud of and what do they neglect? What heritage do they reject and what defense? What do they wait from new time, the third president of Russia? Read about this in the new book prepared by the group of authors from VCIOM based on the materials of public polls in 1988-2007. |

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Tendencies
Did you experience any pressure (or restrictions) from federal, regional, or local authorities in 2009 when deciding on the following issues...? (close-ended question, any number of answers, answer "yes")
1600 respondents were interviewed at 140 sampling points in 42 regions of Russia.
The margin of error does not exceed 3.4%.

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