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IISEPS News, N 4 (10), 1998 Content: Preface Youth and Civil Society: Dr. G. Drakokhrust, IISEPS Youth Political Organizations in Belarus Dr. N. Åfimova, IISEPS Ideology and Policies of Youth Organizations, as Seen by Their Leaders I. Bourina, IISEPS Legal Grounds for Youth Policies in the Republic of Belarus Dr. M. Zalessky, IISEPS Young Dwellers of Market Socialism Dr. A. Sasnow, IISEPS In Which Direction will the Belarusian Economy Develop Belarus – Elections '99: Round Table Conference for Analysts M. Grib, Deputy Chairman of the Belarusian Social Democratic Party "Narodnaya Hramada" Democracy and Elections Bookshelf: Dr. Yu. Drakokhrust, IISEPS "Belarus and Russia: States and Societies" Preface: Dear readers! We are celebrating an anniversary. This is the tenth issue of the quarterly bulletin "IISEPS News", which is published by our Institute. It seems that the summer of 1996, when the first issue came out, was not very long ago, but it is 1999 now. A lot has changed since the time when we started: the economic crisis has worsened, the split in the society has been widen, the political situation has deteriorated and Belarus' international isolation has emerged. There are lots of reasons for that, one of them is the lack of reliable information on the processes under way in the country, lack of serious analysis of vexed problems, lack of sound scenarios and prospects of social development, lack of attention to and understanding of independent thinking from the people, who undertook to formulate and implement a strategy of the country's social, economic, cultural and political development. IISEPS publishes its bulletin to fill up the gap. Our readers' list includes heads of most important state and non-state structures, political parties, public associations, trade unions, mass media, international and foreign representations, as well as the country's largest libraries. Did they pay attention to our information and analyses? Did our research, conclusions and recommendations, which were made in almost each of the 100 published articles, impact important decision-making? We are not certain, even though we receive lots of mail with positive replies and wishes. The world around us is still far from being the world, with which we would be content. However, we are not losing hope for attention and understanding from our readers. We still hope to see our ideal - independent, democratic and prosperous Belarus - that we are working for. IISEPS Board Complete version see Here »» |
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