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State-business relations in Russia experienced tumultuous changes over the last two decades since the collapse of the Soviet Union. During the 1990s the business sector enjoyed privileges coupled with substantial influence over political and social issues, overshadowing the state in the country. In contrast, during the 2000s the state regained control over business elites particularly with a firm grip over the energy sector.
Focusing on three cases, this paper analyzes dynamic features of state-business relations in the oil industry in Russia. In the first case, where ‘spontaneous privatization’ took place during the late 1980s and early 1990s under weak state power, a handful of political and economic elites made coalitions to take away huge state assets for their own private interest. Then came another round of privatization, in which a few oligarchs obtained blue-chip state firms at excessively low prices. The Yukos affair of 2003~2004 constitutes the second case for the state-business relations. This paper argues that the Yukos affair is a result of clash between political elites with statist orientation and oligarchs with some political influence. In the aftermath of the Yukos affair, in the third case, most business elites became more accommodative toward the Kremlin, while seeking for various survival strategies including vertical integration and internationalization of business.
Focusing on three cases, this paper analyzes dynamic features of state-business relations in the oil industry in Russia. In the first case, where ‘spontaneous privatization’ took place during the late 1980s and early 1990s under weak state power, a handful of political and economic elites made coalitions to take away huge state assets for their own private interest. Then came another round of privatization, in which a few oligarchs obtained blue-chip state firms at excessively low prices. The Yukos affair of 2003~2004 constitutes the second case for the state-business relations. This paper argues that the Yukos affair is a result of clash between political elites with statist orientation and oligarchs with some political influence. In the aftermath of the Yukos affair, in the third case, most business elites became more accommodative toward the Kremlin, while seeking for various survival strategies including vertical integration and internationalization of business.
목차
Ⅰ. 들어가는 말
Ⅱ. 1990년대 에너지 산업의 사유화에서 나타난 국가-석유기업의 관계
Ⅲ. 유코스 사태를 전후한 국가-자본관계
Ⅳ. 유코스 사태 이후의 국가-석유(에너지) 기업 관계
Ⅴ. 맺는말
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