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This book is an edited collection, bringing together well-known specialists from Russia, Japan, Western Europe and the USA, providing data about the Russian hydrocarbons sector, its size, economic significance, and taxation. It also offers data about the growth of the Stabilization Fund. In addition, it analyses the role of the hydrocarbons sector in Russia's post-1998 economic boom, drawing attention to the contribution of remittances to Russia of the proceeds of raw material exports. With respect to international political economy, 'Russia's Oil and Natural Gas' points out that Russia today, with its large energy exports, helps solve the problem of domestic energy shortages which plague many countries. In this way, Russia is currently a major contributor to world stability and the welfare of the energy importers.

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'A grab bag full of choice prizes offered by a stellar collection of European and American scholars. I recommend the collection to all serious students of the Russian economy.' James R. Millar, Director of the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, The George Washington University

'Should be the recommended first read for anyone wishing to obtain knowledge and insights on the implications of the oil boom for Russia.' John Litwack, Chief Economist for Russia, The World Bank 'A very timely and provocative research conducted by a group of highly qualified experts... highlights one of the most critical challenges of national and global development.' Leonid Todorov, Institute for the Economy in Transition 'A grab bag full of choice prizes offered by a stellar collection of European and American scholars. I recommend the collection to all serious students of the Russian economy.' James R. Millar, Director of the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, The George Washington University

'A ""grab bag"" full of choice prizes offered by a stellar collection of European and American scholars. I recommend the collection to all serious students of the Russian economy.' James R. Millar, Director of the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, The George Washington University 'A very timely and provocative research conducted by a group of highly qualified experts... highlights one of the most critical challenges of national and global development.' Leonid Todorov, Institute for the Economy in Transition 'Should be the recommended first read for anyone wishing to obtain knowledge and insights on the implications of the oil boom for Russia.' John Litwack, Chief Economist for Russia, The World Bank

"'A ""grab bag"" full of choice prizes offered by a stellar collection of European and American scholars. I recommend the collection to all serious students of the Russian economy.' James R. Millar, Director of the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies, The George Washington University 'A very timely and provocative research conducted by a group of highly qualified experts... highlights one of the most critical challenges of national and global development.' Leonid Todorov, Institute for the Economy in Transition 'Should be the recommended first read for anyone wishing to obtain knowledge and insights on the implications of the oil boom for Russia.' John Litwack, Chief Economist for Russia, The World Bank"

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Michael Ellman is Professor of Economics at the University of Amsterdam and well known for his analysis of the Soviet regional show trials of 193738, the Soviet 1947 famine, and the collapse of the USSR. He was awarded the 1998 Kondratieff Prize for his contribution to the development of the social sciences.

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