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Los rusos. Los malos del cine.Los enemigos de la Guerra Fría.Eso nos han dicho siempre los estadounidenses.¿Pero es realmente así?¿Es ese lugar tan terrible que siempre nos han contado?Pues nadie mejor que un ruso para sacarnos de dudas.Y cuando se trata de valorar el sistema económico y político que ha hecho tan famosa a la vieja Rusia socialista, nadie mejor que alguien que se crió allí.Dimitri Uralov.Si tuviera que colorear su infancia en Moscú de algún color, sería el gris.Eso es la URSS para él.Una experiencia de blancos y negros. Con cosas buenas, pero también con un funcionamiento económico y político bastante perverso.En este episodio del podcast de IFP, Esteban se sienta y habla de la vieja Rusia con el fundador del Instituto de Finanzas Personales.En calidad de ruso, pero también en calidad de experto en finanzas.Y solo podemos decir una cosa: este episodio te sorprenderá.Mucho que aprender de una gran historia e imperio contada por alguien que lo vivió y que tiene la suficiente objetividad como para hablar de ello destacando las luces y las sombras de una historia que nunca nos ha llegado del todo completa.Esperamos que lo disfrutes.TIMING DEL PROGRAMA00:00 - Presentación y avance de contenidos03:04 - Bienvenida a Dimitri Uralov, fundador del Instituto de Finanzas Personales04:42 - ¿Cuál era la relación que tenía la URSS con el dinero y su gestión?08:25 - Qué consecuencias tiene que TODO en un país lo controle el Estado11:55 - La URSS y la satisfacción con el trabajo (al margen del dinero)14:45 - ¿Cómo se entendía la igualdad en la vieja Rusia?16:57 - ¿Evaluaban el desempeño de sus trabajadores de alguna manera?18:07 - La razón por la que ganar más dinero no servía de mucho20:43 - ¿Cómo funcionaba exactamente el tema de la vivienda en la URSS?23:07 - El significado del dinero en un régimen socialista/comunista25:32 - ¿Había necesidades? ¿O se vivía satisfactoriamente con lo que había?31:01 - ¿En qué 2 áreas se podía prosperar en la URSS?37:35 - Cómo se medía el éxito en la sociedad rusa39:58 - Dimitri nos cuenta las consecuencias de la caída del comunismo43:32 - Cómo el éxito y la inflación acabaron con la vieja Rusia46:58 - Comunismo, patriotismo ruso y lucha contra Occidente49:40 - Por qué el libre mercado supera a la motivación rusa para avanzar51:10 - ¿Qué cosas funcionaban verdaderamente bien en la URSS?54:01 - ¿Cómo funcionaba el mercado laboral en Rusia?55:39 - ¿Es cierto que no había propiedad privada de ningún tipo?59:11 - Akademgorodok “ciudad de académicos”: el paraíso jamás soñado01:02:02 - Un mensaje para socialistas/comunistas equivocados01:07:54 - Dónde radica realmente la capacidad productiva de cualquier Estado01:09:39 - Mercenarios contra Ucrania: un ejemplo perverso de eficacia capitalista01:14:17 - Últimas palabras de Dimitri sobre el dinero y tus elecciones01:15:02 – Buzón de sugerencias y despedida¿Quieres conocer más recursos relacionados con el tema que hemos tratado hoy?En la web del episodio vas a encontrar toda la información que buscas:https://www.institutofinanzaspersonales.com/podcast/episodio-179/Envía tus preguntas para Dimitri Uralov rellenando este formulario:https://institutofinanzaspersonales.typeform.com/to/vPPzGPiNEscríbenos a: podcast@institutofinanzaspersonales.comVisita nuestra web: www.institutofinanzaspersonales.comMúsicas utilizadas:Scott_Holmes_StorybookScott Holmes_Our_Big Adventure

Donate to Conversations with Tyler Give Crypto Other Ways to Give In his landmark multi-volume biography of Stalin, Stephen Kotkin shows how totalitarian power worked not just through terror from above, but through millions of everyday decisions from below. Currently a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution after 33 years at Princeton, Kotkin brings both deep archival work and personal experience to his understanding of Soviet life, having lived in Magnitogorsk during the 1980s and seen firsthand how power operates in closed societies. Tyler sat down with Stephen to discuss the state of Russian Buddhism today, how shamanism persists in modern Siberia, whether Siberia might ever break away from Russia, what happened to the science city Akademgorodok, why Soviet obsession with cybernetics wasn't just a mistake, what life was really like in 1980s Magnitogorsk, how modernist urban planning failed there, why Prokofiev returned to the USSR in 1936, what Stalin actually understood about artistic genius, how Stalin's Georgian background influenced him (or not), what Michel Foucault taught him about power, why he risked his tenure case to study Japanese, how his wife's work as a curator opened his eyes to Korean folk art, how he's progressing on the next Stalin volume, and much more. Read a full transcript enhanced with helpful links, or watch the full video. Recorded November 13th, 2024. Other ways to connect Follow us on X and Instagram Follow Tyler on X Sign up for our newsletter Join our Discord Email us: cowenconvos@mercatus.gmu.edu Learn more about Conversations with Tyler and other Mercatus Center podcasts here.

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In part 2 of The Academy Maniac's Artyom and Nikita are still the scum if the earth. We'll tell you about the final 5 victims, the terrible things these two have said on social media and how someone with in Nikita's own family discovers what he's been doing and blows the case wide open. The light at the end of this tunnel is growing brighter, so join us to get through the rest of this terrible case. Academic maniacs: the sentence of “threamers” was handed down in Irkutsk four years ago. (2017, April 30). Irkutsk Media. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://irkutskmedia.ru/news/585126/Admin_L6Ma5Gus. (2021, December 1). Akademovsky maniac Nikita Lytkin committed suicide in the Irkutsk colony. Pledge Times. https://pledgetimes.com/akademovsky-maniac-nikita-lytkin-committed-suicide-in-the-irkutsk-colony/Cork, B. (n.d.). “Academovsky hammers” turned out to be young neo-Nazis. VSP. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://www.vsp.ru/2011/04/09/merzkaya-istoriya/Cudjoe, D. (n.d.). Artyom Anoufriev And Nikita Lytkin: Copycat Teenage Serial Killers Of Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs. https://cdn.scooper.news/static/half/detail/207/1030853.html?page_from=shareLIPCHINSKAYA, О. (2015, February 4). “We are gods, we decide who to live and who to die.” irk.kp.ru. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://www.irk.kp.ru/daily/25669.4/830365/Lisina, Y. (2012, October 16). The trial of the “hampers”: Anufriev cut his neck on the way to the meeting. irk.kp. Retrieved May 18, 2023, from https://www.irk.kp.ru/online/news/1272353/Lisina, Y. (2016, August 24). Teacher of academic maniac Artem Anufriev: &qout;Hate for everyone inspired him by his mother. irk.kp.ru. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://www.irk.kp.ru/daily/25960/2900180/Manaev, G. (2023, February 14). 5 scariest Russian maniacs. Russia Beyond. https://www.rbth.com/history/329511-5-scariest-russian-criminalsRussian serial killer Artem Anufriev. (n.d.). https://en.delachieve.com/russian-serial-killer-artem-anufriev/The Academy Maniacs. (n.d.). Criminal. https://vocal.media/criminal/the-academy-maniacsWikipedia contributors. (2023). Academy maniacs. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academy_maniacs#Nikita_LytkinЛипчинская, О. (2018, April 2). Академовский маньяк-молоточник из Иркутска в колонии пишет книгу и. . . во всем винит журналистов. irk.kp.ru. https://www.irk.kp.ru/daily/26221/3104843/«Убить – это весело». Следователь по делу юных убийц из Академгородка рассказал  «Иркутскому репортёру» о своих обвиняемых. (2011, October 29). https://www.vsp.ru/2011/10/29/ubit-eto-veselo/Support the showIf you enjoyed learning about this case, check out our Instagram @bookofthedeadpodShoot us an email with a case suggestions or just say "hi" at bookofthedeadpod@gmail.comAnd don't forget to rate and review and share with your friendsMuch Love-Courtney and Lisa

The long awaited chapter Courtney has been working on is finally here! In 2010 the the Akademgorodok micro district of Irkutsk was terrorized by the Academy Maniac's, otherwise known as The Hammer Men, from January to April. For month's residents would live in fear as 16 people were attacked, and, in the beginning, the police weren't doing anything to help. In Part one, we talk about the Killers' backgrounds and the first 11 victims. This is a rough story, so grab a drink and join us down the rabbit hole.Academic maniacs: the sentence of “threamers” was handed down in Irkutsk four years ago. (2017, April 30). Irkutsk Media. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://irkutskmedia.ru/news/585126/Admin_L6Ma5Gus. (2021, December 1). Akademovsky maniac Nikita Lytkin committed suicide in the Irkutsk colony. Pledge Times. https://pledgetimes.com/akademovsky-maniac-nikita-lytkin-committed-suicide-in-the-irkutsk-colony/Cork, B. (n.d.). “Academovsky hammers” turned out to be young neo-Nazis. VSP. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://www.vsp.ru/2011/04/09/merzkaya-istoriya/Cudjoe, D. (n.d.). Artyom Anoufriev And Nikita Lytkin: Copycat Teenage Serial Killers Of Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs. https://cdn.scooper.news/static/half/detail/207/1030853.html?page_from=shareLIPCHINSKAYA, О. (2015, February 4). “We are gods, we decide who to live and who to die.” irk.kp.ru. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://www.irk.kp.ru/daily/25669.4/830365/Lisina, Y. (2012, October 16). The trial of the “hampers”: Anufriev cut his neck on the way to the meeting. irk.kp. Retrieved May 18, 2023, from https://www.irk.kp.ru/online/news/1272353/Lisina, Y. (2016, August 24). Teacher of academic maniac Artem Anufriev: &qout;Hate for everyone inspired him by his mother. irk.kp.ru. Retrieved February 14, 2023, from https://www.irk.kp.ru/daily/25960/2900180/Manaev, G. (2023, February 14). 5 scariest Russian maniacs. Russia Beyond. https://www.rbth.com/history/329511-5-scariest-russian-criminalsRussian serial killer Artem Anufriev. (n.d.). https://en.delachieve.com/russian-serial-killer-artem-anufriev/The Academy Maniacs. (n.d.). Criminal. https://vocal.media/criminal/the-academy-maniacsWikipedia contributors. (2023). Academy maniacs. Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academy_maniacs#Nikita_LytkinЛипчинская, О. (2018, April 2). Академовский маньяк-молоточник из Иркутска в колонии пишет книгу и. . . во всем винит журналистов. irk.kp.ru. https://www.irk.kp.ru/daily/26221/3104843/«Убить – это весело». Следователь по делу юных убийц из Академгородка рассказал  «Иркутскому репортёру» о своих обвиняемых. (2011, October 29). https://www.vsp.ru/2011/10/29/ubit-eto-veselo/Support the showIf you enjoyed learning about this case, check out our Instagram @bookofthedeadpodShoot us an email with a case suggestions or just say "hi" at bookofthedeadpod@gmail.comAnd don't forget to rate and review and share with your friendsMuch Love-Courtney and Lisa

В чём разница между деревней в Китае и в Европе? Чем публичный транспорт в России выигрышно отличается от американского или британского? Как русский акцент помогает выжить в Нью-Йорке и почему жители США, Австралии и Таиланда завидуют размеру новосибирских тараканов? Ответы на эти и другие интригующие вопросы вы найдёте в свежем эпизоде подкаста. СОДЕРЖАНИЕ: 00:00:00 — Introduction. 00:01:03 — Urbanization: what is it (a)? Experience of living in different places: megacities, big cities, villages, rural areas. 00:06:13 — Advantages and disadvantages of living in a big city vs in a rural area: gossips, expensive public transport and parking, etc. 00:12:40 — Novosibirsk from the point of urbanization: buildings, transport, cafes, etc. Traffic jam problem. Smell of a pig farm. 00:20:21 — Strict zoning in the USA and Europe. 00:22:20 — The good and bad sides of living in a big city. Crime in China (b), London and New York. 00:27:47 — Good sides of living in a rural area. Air pollution in small cities in China. Difference between Russian and British cottages. 00:30:03 — Dream accommodation. Cockroaches and other creatures that can bother everywhere. Rats in New York (c). Living in a city centre and noise pollution there. 00:37:53 — Urbanization — is it a negative or positive trend? Do we need little villages (d)? 00:39:50 — Urban processes: urban development, re-development, renewal. What's the difference between the three? The gentrification of Brixton (e). 00:48:34 — Urban decay — what is it and why do some cities "die" and turn into ghost towns (f). Vorkuta (g), Detroit (h). 00:53:29 — About life in Akademgorodok and its development. 00:56:49 — Problem of homelessness in California (i). 00:59:46 — Outro. СКРИПТ ЭПИЗОДА: Для повышения эффективности обучения наш подкаст содержит текстовую расшифровку. Скрипт диалога оформлен в виде субтитров и доступен к просмотру на сайте во время проигрывания эпизода: BigAppleSchool.com/p/wtc_98 ПОЛЕЗНЫЕ ССЫЛКИ: a. nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/urbanization b. bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-46811397 c. nytimes.com/2019/05/22/nyregion/rat-infestation-nyc.html d. thrillist.com/travel/nation/best-small-towns-in-the-world-to-visit e. independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/gentrification-brixton-how-did-area-s-character-change-so-utterly-a6749276.html f. architecturaldigest.com/gallery/most-stunning-abandoned-towns-around-world g. meduza.io/en/feature/2020/01/27/europe-s-easternmost-city h. forbes.com/sites/scottbeyer/2018/07/31/why-has-detroit-continued-to-decline/?sh=1cf587b73fbe i. theguardian.com/us-news/2020/dec/31/california-homelessness-initiative-faltered-project-roomkey-pandemic

Прослушав данный эпизод вы узнаете, почему иностранцы мечтают о шапке-ушанке, чем угощают гостей в Ростове-на-Дону, как пережить лютый Сибирский мороз и какие русские слова оказались самыми полезными для англоговорящих в России. СОДЕРЖАНИЕ: 00:00:00 — Introduction. 00:00:32 — Samuel’s experience of living in Rostov-on-Don (a) and Akademgorodok (b). 00:03:37 — What brought Samuel to Russia, stereotypes about Russia. 00:06:53 — Ken’s opinion of living in Russia, making new friends in Novosibirsk. 00:13:16 — The weather in Novosibirsk, 2Gis maps (c), warm clothes: ushanka cap (d). 00:21:45 — Why Russian language is difficult? (e) How Samuel and Ken study Russian. 00:30:05 — Outro. ПОЛЕЗНЫЕ ССЫЛКИ: a. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rostov-on-Don b. rbth.com/science_and_tech/2016/03/28/akademgorodok-the-last-soviet-utopia-or-a-new-silicon-valley_579767 c. https://2gis.ru d. rbth.com/arts/2014/01/28/russian_winter_hats_ushanka_kubanka_petushok_33635.html e. rbth.com/education/2017/01/30/why-is-the-russian-language-so-difficult_692148

On International Happiness Day we bring you terrible tales from Russia and round off the episode with vodka. Jonatan covers the Academy Maniacs, a teenage duo who murdered and attacked residents in Akademgorodok of Irkutsk. Ana covers the Maniac of Novosibirsk who went on an 8 year killing spree only for DNA to solve the case in recent years. We end the show with clear, custom cocktails; you can get the recipes at www.crimebythebar.com. As usual you can get in touch on Twitter, @crimebythebar or by email at crimebythebar@gmail.com CN: murder, mutilation, serial killers, rape, dismemberment

Thousands of scientists moved to deepest Siberia to dedicate their lives to research. The Soviet authorities began building the city in 1957. Academics were enticed there by the promise of housing and interesting work. Olga Smirnova spoke to Dr Victor Varand who made his life in Akademgorodok, or Academic City.Photo: Scientists at work in Academic City. Credit: Victor Varand.

Thousands of scientists moved to deepest Siberia to dedicate their lives to research. The Soviet authorities began building the city in 1957. Academics were enticed there by the promise of housing and interesting work. Olga Smirnova spoke to Dr Victor Varand who made his life in Akademgorodok, or Academic City. Photo: Scientists at work in Academic City. Credit: Victor Varand.

Hidden away in the cold of Siberia's forest is an alternative to Silicon Valley, what some refer to as Russia's Silicon Forest. You can think of it as Russia's Eureka or Limetown -- maybe even the Siberian scientific Hogwarts, but Akademgorodok has encapsulated Russia's scientific dreams since the 1950s. Join Robert and Christian as they discuss the place some describe as a "scientific utopia." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers