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Seminar on Employment, Economic Development and Local Governance in North-West Russia, St. Petersbourg, 21 September 2005

This seminar was a unique opportunity to debate the results of local governance developments in North-West Russia in the light of experience from other countries, analyse the main obstacles met and identify ways to progress further.

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This report aims to improve corporate governance in Russia, which is recognised as essential for the creation of sound companies, financial market integrity and an attractive business climate. Corporate transparency is a particularly important component of good governance through the protection of individual and institutional shareholders. Shareholders and potential investors require accurate and timely information in order to make

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The Role of Competition Policy in Regulatory Reform in Russia

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Enhancing Market Openness in Regulatory Reform in Russia

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