Russia:  Other State Organizations

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ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

Location: Moscow
Homepage: http://www.ras.ru/win/htm/indexeng.html

ACADEMY OF MILITARY SCIENCES

Location: Moscow

Non-Governmental Organizations

CENTER FOR EXPORT CONTROLS

Homepage: http://www.expcon.ru

The Center for Export Controls provides export-control related information to Russian enterprises and publishes a newsletter on export control issues in Russia. For more information please see the entry in the Export Control Administrative Bodies section, or see their website. It is partly funded by the US Department of Energy.

CENTER FOR POLITICAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

Location: Moscow

CENTER FOR POLICY STUDIES IN RUSSIA (PIR)

PIR Center studies nonproliferation and related issues.  The Center publishes Yadernyy Kontrol,  a Russian-language journal on nonproliferation and arms control.  Information on the Center's other publications and the full-text of some articles from Yadernyy Kontrol can be obtained from the PIR website.
Location: Moscow
Homepage:  http://www.pircenter.org/

CENTER FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH COMMITTEE OF SCIENTISTS FOR GLOBAL SECURITY

CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND GLOBAL STUDIES

Location: Moscow 

CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND MILITARY-TECHNICAL STUDIES

Location: Moscow

COMMITTEE FOR CRITICAL TECHNOLOGIES AND NON-PROLIFERATION 

COMMITTEE OF SCIENTISTS FOR GLOBAL SECURITY

Location: Moscow

COUNCIL FOR FOREIGN AND DEFENSE POLICY

Location: Moscow

FOREIGN POLICY ASSOCIATION

Location: Moscow

GORBACHEV FOUNDATION

Location: Moscow

INSTITUTE FOR DEFENSE STUDIES (INOBIS)

Location: Kaliningrad, Moscow Oblast

INSTITUTE OF WORLD ECONOMY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (IMEMO)

INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL SECURITY AND STRATEGIC STUDIES

Location: Moscow

INTERNATIONAL CHERNOBYL SAFETY FOUNDATION, RUSSIAN INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS CENTER FOR PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS AT NUCLEAR POWER GENERATION FACILITIES

INTERREGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REGIONAL ENERGY COMMISSIONS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

The association was formed in April 1999 to provide a link between regional energy commissions (REKs), help REKs coordinate rate policies, and represent their common interests at the federal level.
[Andrey Glebov, "When Reason Sleeps, It Gives Rise to Internal Strife in Power Engineering," Rossiyskaya gazeta, 17 September 1999, p. 13; in "Energy Expert Debunks Crisis Rumors," FBIS Document CEP19990917000005.] {entered 10/22/99 CC}

MOVEMENT FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY (MNS) 

This is an environmental movement in Chelyabinsk Oblast. It was formed in 1989 by a group of Russian women concerned about radioactive waste.  MNS runs environment and health education programs and is fighting against the construction of the South Urals Nuclear Power Plant.   
Location: Chelyabinsk 
Address: 9-12 Kaslinskaya ulitsa, Chelyabinsk 454084, Russia 
Telephone: 7-3512-356-459
Fax: 7-3512-356-459
E-mail: chel@glasnet.ru 
[Women's Environment and Development Organization Website, http://www.wedo.org/ehealth/forty.htm.]{Entered 4/28/2000 CC} 

NON-PROLIFERATION ASSOCIATION

This is a public organization uniting scientists; production, operation and management specialists; as well as teachers and students in Russia working on or studying in the fields of nuclear energy use, nuclear research and associated areas.

NUCLEAR SOCIETY (ALSO KNOWN AS THE RUSSIAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY)

Location: Moscow

RUSSIAN INSTITUTE FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES (RISI)

Location: Moscow

CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE TRADE UNION OF ATOMIC ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRY WORKERS

UNION OF EXPORTERS AND PRODUCERS OF RARE METALS AND SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS

UNION OF NUCLEAR POWER ENGINEERING TERRITORIES AND ENTERPRISES
The Union of Nuclear Power Engineering Territories and Enterprises was established in June 1998.  Its main aim is to unite nuclear power enterprises and the territories in which they are located, in order to coordinate efforts in resolving the regions' socioeconomic problems.  The regions that have joined the union include Saratov, Murmansk, Tver, Smolensk, Sverdlovsk, Kursk, Rostov, Voronezh, Ulyanovsk, and Leningrad Oblasts and Chukotka Autonomous Oblast.[1,2]
Sources:
[1] A. Kuznetsov, "Yedinyye tseli, obshchiye usiliya," Atompressa, No 41, 18 November 1998, pp. 1, 2.
[2] "'Yadernaya' karta gubernatorov," Vek, 3 December 1999; in Leningrad NPP website, http://www.laes.sbor.ru/ciso/obzor/dek-1.htm. {entered 12/9/99 CC}
 
Last updated 1 May 2000

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