Industrial Restructuring and the Political Economy in Russia
Project (Completed)1998-2003
Researchers
David M. Bernstein (Principal Investigator)
Linn E Schulte-Sasse
The nuclear cities have been isolated for security reasons for many decades, and this has also resulted in economic isolation. Their sole output has been research, materials, and hardware for nuclear weapons. As Russian government funding for these activities decreases, it is strongly in the interest of the United States to find productive civilian activities for the weapon scientists and technicians to discourage proliferation to aspiring nuclear weapon states. The best chance of doing this in a sustainable fashion is to help build the civilian economies of these isolated cities.
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Publications
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- Potential Sources of Financing for U.S. Ventures in Russia
Askar Askarov, Katharine Reed
CISAC (2001)
- An Analysis of U.S. Defense and Economic Adjustment Programs in Russia
Linn Schulte-Sasse
CISAC (2001)
- Commercialization of Russian Technology in Cooperation with American Companies
David M. Bernstein
CISAC (1999)
- Application of Venture Capital and the Entrepreneurial Revolution in Russia, The
Franklin P. Johnson
CISAC (1998)
- Software Projects in Russia: A Workshop Report
David M. Bernstein
CISAC (1996)
Events & Presentations
- Cooperative Threat Reduction in Russia
April 15, 2003 Science, Technology and Security Seminar
David M. Bernstein, Bill Dunlop - The Future of Russia's Nuclear Power Program
March 14, 2000 Science, Technology and Security Seminar
Chaim Braun - The Nuclear and Biological Legacy of the Former Soviet Union
January 18, 2000 Science, Technology and Security Seminar
Fritz Steinhausler



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