Subject: [CivilSoc] The Post-Soviet Armies Newsletter (PSAN)
From: Center for Civil Society International (ccsi@u.washington.edu)
Date: Thu Feb 01 2001 - 14:53:05 EST
Dear Colleagues,
I am pleased to send you the list of PSAN's January's Updates.
All references listed below can be found directly on PSAN website
at http://www.psan.org/
I take the opportunity to remind you that the access to the site is
free of charge as well as the subscription to the monthly updates
mailing list, and that you are welcome to advertise your own
publications.
Please do not hesitate to get in contact with me if you wish to do
so.
Thank you for your interest in PSAN.
Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski
Post-Soviet Armies Newsletter
http://www.psan.org/
psan@iname.com
Monday, 1 January 2001:
An internal security service is being set up at the Russian Ministry
of Defence
BUILDING NATIONAL ARMIES / RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Monday, 15 January 2001
The Rise Of Russia's Security Council
STRUCTURES / RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Monday 22 January 2001
First higher military school to be created in Kyrgyzstan
BUILDING NATIONAL ARMIES / CENTRAL ASIA
www.agentura.ru: a guide of Russian secret services and their
branches in the CIS
POWER MINISTRIES - INTELLIGENCE
(1) Alexandr V. Nemets and John L. Scherer, Sino-russian Military
Relations: The Fate Of Taiwan And The New Geopolitics
(2) Nikolai Sokolov, Russian Strategic Modernization
(3) J.J. Black, Russia Faces Nato Expansion
(4) David Cox, Close Protection, The Politics Of Guarding Russia,s
Rulers
(5) Jennifer Mathers, The Russian Nuclear Shield From Stalin To Yelstin.
The Cold War And Beyond
PUBLICATIONS / BOOKS
Stephen Cimbala, Russia And Armed Persuasion
PUBLICATIONS / FORTHCOMING BOOKS
Monday, 29 January 2001
P. Felgenhauer, Could Stalin Win This War ?
SPECIAL / LOCAL CONFLICTS / CHECHNYA
Igor M. Mackevic, Prestupnost' v armejskoj srede
SOCIAL ASPECTS / CORRUPTION-MOONLIGHTINGÖ
Vladimir V. Serebrjannikov, "Siloviki" na parlamentskich (1999 g.) i
prezidentskich (2000 g.) vyborach
NEW ROLES FOR THE MILITARY / ARMY AND POLITICS
The Dictionnary of Russian Military Jargon
PUBLICATIONS / BOOKS
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