Hypotheses H1 and H2 test stability relations.
But given Russia's dependence on the boom-and-bust commodity price cycles, a lack of so-called long money investing in the economy and a good deal of jitters about political stability and relations with the West, Russia's stock market probably will remain highly volatile.
Greece's post-war history of military dictatorship meant Panos Kammenos, who also heads the nationalist, rightwing Independent Greeks party, caused controversy when he said: "The country's armed forces guarantee stability internally, the national sovereignty and the country's territorial integrity [and] stability in relation with the country's alliances".
How will an enlarged EU maintain internal stability in its institutions and external stability in its relations with the outside world?
This dynamic tensile-compressive asymmetry of martensitic transformation was plausibly interpreted by austenite stability in relation with difference in molar volume, hydrostatic stress distribution, and adiabatic heating.
To avoid that, Serbia and Russia will have to quickly decide that they have more to gain from stability — and good relations with Europe and the United States — than from whipping up old hatreds.
They know that what is being proposed could affect Afghanistan's stability, economy, and relations with the international community.
Policy makers in the United States have built close ties to Egypt's military and consider the generals to be a force of stability, in particular in relations with Israel.
As most oil will be produced in the Middle East, the US has "motive for maintaining stability in and good relations with Middle Eastern states": "The geographic area of proven oil reserves coincides with the power base of much of the Salafi-jihadist network.
Though its impact on strategic stability -- above all, on relations with China -- must be considered, this new framework may well be worth exploring.
