The book is the first textbook to real estate leasing. It elaborates on the theory and practice of thisfinancial instrument, its essence, a prerequisite for development in Russia, the motivation of the parties. Examined options for structuring transactions in various economic and legal models (financial leasing,lease-back, operational leasing, subleasing, leveraged leasing, leasing in project finance), features oftheir application. Innovation is the exploration of different models of pricing real estate leasing. Seemethodology for calculating payments, compare credit and leasing to purchasing the property, the resultsof an empirical analysis of the effect on the contract price of the advances, the timing of contracts,leasing per cent. For the first time investigated asset securitisation of real estate leasing. Revisedstereotypes holding securitisation. Measured by the ratings dynamics of bonds. Detailed experiencereal estate sale and lease-back, its capacity to adapt Russian practice. Provides the most complete statistics on domestic and foreign markets real estate leasing in 1986–2015, on transactions carried out in Russia, Italy, France, Germany, Great Britain, United States. The book takes into account the programme of leading universities in the United States and England,in which real estate leasing is one of the branches of academic courses in the programs “Real Estate”in the preparation of bachelors, masters and doctors of Sciences, real estate, and where to readspecial courses, including “Commercial Real Estate Leasing”, and leasing subject is revealed throughcourses in “Financial Analysis”, “Corporate Finance”, “Risk Management”, etc. So the book can be useful for graduate students, faculty, academic staff, as well as specialists ofleasing companies, banks, insurance, investment companies.

The monograph belongs to the series of studies written by different authors shedding light on how Russian poetry of the 19–20th centuries was assimilating the new realia previously unfamiliar to the society of thattime — telegraph, cinema, telephone, radio. The landmarks of the evolution of the subject of football in the Russian poetry between 1910 and 1950 aretraced for the first time by this monograph: the football motifs first adapting to the unfamiliar environment being practically smuggled into the poetry; then gaining more and more place on the pages of literary magazines and collections of poems; and, finally, accumulating the whole set of persistent semantic halos. The authors aim to show how the new poetic motifs werechanging, reflecting the immediate demands of the modern times, eitherbeing deformed under or desperately resisting their pressure. The book hasa double task of, on the one hand, collecting and classifying as many poeticlines about football written in the first half of the 20th century as possible, and, on the other hand, of analyzing the logic of the development of the subject offootball in terms of historical poetics.
The book addresses both professional researches and a wide audience of readers. Its academic approach by no means interferes with presenting fascinating topics at the junction of football and poetry histories such as the encounters of Soviet and Basque teams in 1937, the Dynamo Moscow tour to Great Britain in 1945, the confrontation between two eminent Moscow clubs, Dynamo and Spartak, in the 1930–1940s, poetically refracted.