Author: Xie Lin
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book takes the downfall of Khodorkovsky as a starting point, documenting his speculative activities in Russia during the transition from a command economy to a privatized economy for wealth accumulation. It reveals that in relatively unstable social conditions, power can sometimes be an absolute tool that governs everything, while money can sway the expansion and contraction of power. However, in the hands of a strong leader, the effectiveness of power far exceeds that of money. Khodorkovsky's failure was attributed to an inappropriate surge in his desire for power and a lack of a solid popular foundation. In fact, the tragedy of Russian society lies in the fact that the current elites are fundamentally of no use to the state, so the tasks the state faces do not match the people tasked with completing them.
Opposing: The Political Fate of Russia's Richest Man: The Political Fate of Russia's Richest Man
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