Karine Clément

Karine Clément is a sociologist and teacher at Paris 8 University in France and Saint Petersburg University in Russia. She is the author of the book « Les ouvriers russe dans la tourmente du marché, 1989-1999 » (Russian workers in the turmoil of the market, 1989-1999).

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With its controversial pension reforms, Russia is looking after its rich

22 November 2018

Labour

With its controversial pension reforms, Russia is looking after its rich

Karine Clément: For many Putin supporters seduced by his image as protector of ordinary people, the evidence is now clear: the interests of the working and [...]Read the full article

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