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"[I]t is misleading to read today's Russian [[situation ]] as one in which a proper [[balance ]] must be struck ebtween the two extremes: the [[Communist ]] legacy of [[social ]] [[solidarity]], an the cruel [[game ]] of open-[[market ]] competition: the key feature of the Russian post-Communist situation is a direct pact (coincidence, even) between the darkest remainders of the [[past ]] ([[secret ]] KGB funds) and the most ruthless of the new capitalists - the emblematic [[figure ]] of today's [[Russia ]] is an ex-KGB apparatchik turned private banker with shady underground connections....<ref>Žižek, S. (2000) [[The Fragile Absolute]], or Why the [[Christian ]] Legacy is Worth Fighting For, [[London ]] and New York: Verso. p.62</ref></blockquote>