RATINGS
Survey was conducted on July, 10-11th, 2010. 1600 respondents were interviewed at 140 sampling points in 42 regions of Russia.
The margin of error does not exceed 3.4%.
Social development indices
Survey was conducted in May 2010. 
1600 respondents were interviewed at 140 sampling points in 42 regions of Russia.
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Russians like the U.S. government more than they have since before Boris Yeltsin ceded the presidency to Vladimir Putin, indicating Barack Obama's "reset" is paying off, a poll published today shows. Fifty-nine percent of Russians have a "good" or "very good" opinion of the U.S., up from 46 percent a year ago and 22 percent in September 2008, the month after Russia waged a five- day war with U.S. ally Georgia, the Moscow-based All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion said in a statement.
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June 24 - Valery Fedorov took part in the ceremonial handing of diplomas to the first graduates of MGIMO's (Moscow State Institute of International Relations)department of International Journalism. 
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June 23 - Valery Fedorov took part in a meeting of experts: "Russia-Kyrgyzstan: Dialogue in a New Time."
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June 8-9 -a series of meeting were held in Irkutsk on the topicof "Media as an Institution of Civil Society: Media's Relationship with the Authorities, and the Rights and Responsibilities of a Journalist". The event was organized by the Russian Public Chamber'sCommission for Communications, Information Policy, and Freedom of Speech in Mass Media.
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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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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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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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