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As Moscow bureau chief for Business Week magazine, Rose Brady was on the scene during the fall of the Soviet Union and the key early years of Russia's transformation from a socialist state to a market economy. Brady interviewed scores of major political and economic figures, entrepreneurs, and ordinary Russian citizens, all of whom confronted enormous changes during the first five years of economic reform. In this compelling book, Brady provides one of the first accounts of Russia's transition period written by an observer without a personal stake in the reform efforts' outcome. The...

Janet frequently was asked by her curious grandchildren: "What was it like growing up, Oma, when you were a little girl?" She realized that as a 100% Italian American, she was obligated to teach her eleven "Chickies" about their proud heritage. Therefore, she decided to ensure that each Chickie should-and would-learn not only about Oma's growing-up days, but also about heroic ancestors leaving their homeland and coming to America to make a better life for their yet-to-be-born progeny.

Janet frequently was asked by her curious grandchildren: "What was it like growing up, Oma, when you were a little girl?" She realized that as a 100% Italian American, she was obligated to teach her eleven "Chickies" about their proud heritage. Therefore, she decided to ensure that each Chickie should-and would-learn not only about Oma's growing-up days, but also about heroic ancestors leaving their homeland and coming to America to make a better life for their yet-to-be-born progeny.