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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-03831-1Russia; post-Soviet; Privatization Reforms; Property rights; Raiders; russian and post-soviet politics; de

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Introduction: Raiding Russia,s against post-Soviet predators. The Russian predator, ascribed with animal characteristics, hunts for the most lucrative businesses, properties, and land. The introductory chapter outlines the problem of raiding, scholarly literature that exists on the topic, and presents the structure of this book

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Parasitism and Corporate Predation,ere were parasites, most of which were petty and multiplied in millions, practicing embezzlement of socialist property, nepotism, cronyism, and gift-giving as a camouflaged bribery. It argues that despite the partial disintegration of the Soviet Union, the modern Russian state retains the role of th

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The Invisible Hand of the Market and Indivisible Hand of the State,legality of predatory raiding. This question is addressed through the perspective of possible revision of privatization results. The state is considered as an instrument of legitimization and raiding being taken over or privatized through political raiding. In case of Russia, the state is privatized

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The Invisible Hand of the Market and Invincible Hand of the Raider,larifies whether predatory raiders in Russia can be considered as positive and useful market agents. This chapter also clarifies institutional aspects of raiding, by considering such issues as legitimacy of property rights and illegality of raiding. A periodically mentioned potential threat of renat