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Political Dialogue with Some Women Leaders in Moscow and Leningrad

Our American economist colleagues face demanding challenges in facilitating the transition to a market economy in the republics. Political scientists confront similar complexities in promoting the transition to democracy. The development of a viable and vibrant political science profession in the independent republics is one of the necessary, though hardly sufficient, guarantees that the goal will be achieved.