Пир людоедов. Парламентские дневники 1992 года

Ekaterinburg : -, 1997.

Isakov V.

Under the general editorship: Isakov V.

The book describes the start of economic reform in Russia, which began with an unprepared release of prices and the proclamation of "free trade." The emerging conflict style of relations between the president and the parliament. Political struggle over the privatization program. The beginning of the parade of sovereignties of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. The consequences of Kozyrev's "diplomacy of smiles", which gave rise to the conflict in Transnistria. Decline in the foreign policy influence of the Russian Federation. The origin of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine over the status of Crimea. The book tells about an attempt to "sell" the Kuril Islands to Japan. Imposing the "Chicago scenario" of economic reforms on Russia. Objectives and mechanism for the implementation of voucher privatization. The war declared by Boris Yeltsin on the parliament, which refused to support his adventurous decisions. The insufficiently thought-out "land reform" launched by the president. The foreign policy consequences of recognizing Russia as a "loser of the Cold War". An attempt to dissolve the parliament at the 7th Congress of People's Deputies in December 1992 is described. For a wide range of readers interested in the history of Russian economic, political and legal reforms, the formation of national parliamentarism.

Keywords: постсоветская Россия, Россия, история парламентаризма в России, либеральные реформы, демократия в России, democracy in Russia, economic and political reform in Russia, economic and political crisis in Russia, federal relations in Russia