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Journal of Innovation Economics
De Boeck Université

I.S.B.N.sans
196 pages

p. 171 à 191
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n° 2 2008/2

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Between developmentalism and instrumentalization: the comeback of the producing state in Russia

Cédric Durand

Résumé de l'article

The comeback of the State in the economy seems to define a significant inflexion in the trajectory of post-soviet Russia. This article specifies the extent and the characteristics of this re-engagement of the Russian State. It also proposes a twofold interpretation: the implementation of a developmentalist strategy and/or an instrumentalisation of public authorities in order to proceed to a redistribution of economic power within the ruling class.
JEL Codes: H82, P26, O25 Keywords : Russia, public property, developmentalism, capitalism.

Plan de l'article

• Introduction

• A re-involvement of the state in industrial affairs

• A new strategic positioning of public actors in the energy sector

— Multinationals under pressure

— The ambivalences of a pragmatic energy policy

• A vast movement of industrial restructuring

— An attempt to reorganize civilian assets and defend the military-industrial complex

— The State producer as a guarantor of the preservation of the national productive apparatus

• A developmentalism instrumentalized

— The economic and socio-political conditions of the reconstruction period

— A nationalist developmentalism

— A redistribution of assets and flows of wealth within the elite

• Conclusion

• Bibliography

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