Economics and Culture. The Russian Mentality and Market Reforms

Russian Studies in Philosophy 53 (2):181-190 (2015)
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The essay examines the conditions that gave rise to undesirable trends in Russian economic transformation leading to creation of a market that the author refers to as a “wild” market opposing it to the form of market economy inherent in the West. Discussing specific archetypes of Russian mass consciousness and Russian system of fundamental values, the author emphasizes the importance of balancing the specific steps of contemporary economic reforms in the country against unique features of Russian mentality and cultural traditions

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10.1080/10611967.2015.1096703

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