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• [400] REESWeb – Russian and East European Studies: collection of web sites for Eastern Europe! (languages: English, Other) [submitted by MN on 01 Jan 2000] [last modified on 06 May 2004] Update URL!
   
• [1178] RussiaVotes – This website gives the latest results of monthly surveys of Russian public opinion by the Levada Center. Under the leadership of Professor Yuri A. Levada, the Levada Center (formerly known as VCIOM Analytic Agency, VCIOM-A) continues the tradition of VCIOM, which was founded under his co-direction in 1987. The Levada Center is an independent non-government not-for-profit organization. Its foundation was triggered in summer 2003 by a re-organization of VCIOM by state officials. The entire staff of the old VCIOM resigned and resumed their work in the VCIOM Analytic Agency (VCIOM-A). In response to a decision by state officials that it should discontinue using the abbreviation VCIOM, and also because of confusion caused by similarity of names, the staff of VCIOM-A decided to change their name to the Levada Center. The Levada Center regularly carries out nationwide sample surveys. It is one of the largest survey organizations in Russia and its data enjoys trust in the research community. Under the guidance of Professor Levada, it is an independent organization which does not depend either on government nor on any single sponsor. It works with a wide and varied group of survey sponsors. For further details, contact Dr Alexei Grazhdankin by email at agrazhd@levada.ru or see www.levada.ru. Thus, this site reports trend results from August, 1999, the month in which Vladimir Putin came to public prominence. The site also contains detailed information about national elections, including updates on changes in parties and election law drawn from the Centre for the Study of Public Policy's programme of research (www.cspp.strath.ac.uk) supported in part by grants from the British Social and Economic Research Council. (languages: English) [submitted by Dr Neil Munro on 26 Apr 2004] [last modified on 03 May 2004] Update URL!
   
• [402] Russian and E. European Studies – gopher site with e.g. e-mail adresses in Russia (languages: English, Other) [submitted by MN on 01 Jan 2000] [last modified on 06 May 2004] Update URL!