The Russian economy is dominated by statecontrolled corporations and oligarchs from "summary" of Putin's People by Catherine Belton
Catherine Belton's 'Putin's People' provides a detailed examination of the intertwining relationships between the Russian government, state-controlled corporations, and oligarchs. The book sheds light on how these entities dominate the Russian economy through a complex web of power and influence. Belton reveals how Putin and his inner circle have strategically used state-controlled corporations to consolidate their control over key sectors of the economy. These corporations, often headed by Putin loyalists, enjoy significant advantages such as access to state resources and preferential treatment in business deals. As a result, they wield immense power and influence in shaping Russia's economic landscape. The book also delves into the role of oligarc...
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