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related factors is based on the words “promotion” and “interference”, and if the
correlation is positive, then “+1” or negative Enter “−1” for correlation, and enter
“0” if there is no correlation (Yamamoto and Tani 1979; Urano 1997; Yakushiji
1989).
For the Yamal LNG Project, the period was set as follows. In Russia, the end date
of the term and the arrival date of the new president will be the same day, but the term
of the new president will start from the day after the arrival date to classify articles
based on the date. The second Putin administration has more articles than the other
administrations, so it was divided into two parts, the first and the second, and five
periods were set as shown below.
• Period (1-1): The Yeltsin government, July 10, 1991-December 31, 1999
• Period (1-2): The first Putin administration, January 1, 2000-May 7, 2008
• Period (1-3): Medvedev administration, May 8, 2008-May 7, 2012
• Period (1-4): The second Putin administration first semester, May 8, 2012-May
7, 2014
• Period (1-5): Second Putin administration late, May 8, 2014-December 31, 2017.
For the Sakhalin 2 Project, the period was set as follows. Since the first Putin
administration has more articles than other administrations, it was divided into three
parts; first, middle, and second quarters. The boundary points between period (2-2)
and period (2-3) are classified before and after the Natural Resources Supervision
Bureau of Russia filed a lawsuit for suspension of construction on September 5, 2006.
In addition, with regard to the boundary point between period (2-3) and period (2-4),
it is the first report in an article dated December 22, 2006, that an agreement has
been reached for Gazprom’s entry into the Sakhalin 2 project. As it became clear,
classification was performed before and after that. From the above viewpoints, five
periods were set as shown below.
• Period (2-1): The Yeltsin administration, July 10, 1991-December 31, 1999
• Period (2-2): First Putin administration first semester, January 1, 2000-August 27,
2006
• Period (2-3): The first Putin administration, August 28, 2006-December 21, 2006
• Period (2-4): The first Putin administration late, December 22, 2006-May 7, 2008
• Period (2-5): Medvedev, 2nd Putin administration, May 8, 2008-December 31,
2017 (Fig. 38.1).
38.2.3 Result (Sakhalin-2 LNG Project)
From the information in Table 38.1, the following can be interpreted as features of
each period.
• Period (2-1): Backward base of Hokkaido (2-1-3, 2-1-7)/Development of foreign
investment entry environment (2-1-8, 2-1-9, 2-1-10, 2-1-11)
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related factors is based on the words “promotion” and “interference”, and if the
correlation is positive, then “+1” or negative Enter “−1” for correlation, and enter
“0” if there is no correlation (Yamamoto and Tani 1979; Urano 1997; Yakushiji
1989).
For the Yamal LNG Project, the period was set as follows. In Russia, the end date
of the term and the arrival date of the new president will be the same day, but the term
of the new president will start from the day after the arrival date to classify articles
based on the date. The second Putin administration has more articles than the other
administrations, so it was divided into two parts, the first and the second, and five
periods were set as shown below.
• Period (1-1): The Yeltsin government, July 10, 1991-December 31, 1999
• Period (1-2): The first Putin administration, January 1, 2000-May 7, 2008
• Period (1-3): Medvedev administration, May 8, 2008-May 7, 2012
• Period (1-4): The second Putin administration first semester, May 8, 2012-May
7, 2014
• Period (1-5): Second Putin administration late, May 8, 2014-December 31, 2017.
For the Sakhalin 2 Project, the period was set as follows. Since the first Putin
administration has more articles than other administrations, it was divided into three
parts; first, middle, and second quarters. The boundary points between period (2-2)
and period (2-3) are classified before and after the Natural Resources Supervision
Bureau of Russia filed a lawsuit for suspension of construction on September 5, 2006.
In addition, with regard to the boundary point between period (2-3) and period (2-4),
it is the first report in an article dated December 22, 2006, that an agreement has
been reached for Gazprom’s entry into the Sakhalin 2 project. As it became clear,
classification was performed before and after that. From the above viewpoints, five
periods were set as shown below.
• Period (2-1): The Yeltsin administration, July 10, 1991-December 31, 1999
• Period (2-2): First Putin administration first semester, January 1, 2000-August 27,
2006
• Period (2-3): The first Putin administration, August 28, 2006-December 21, 2006
• Period (2-4): The first Putin administration late, December 22, 2006-May 7, 2008
• Period (2-5): Medvedev, 2nd Putin administration, May 8, 2008-December 31,
2017 (Fig. 38.1).
38.2.3 Result (Sakhalin-2 LNG Project)
From the information in Table 38.1, the following can be interpreted as features of
each period.
• Period (2-1): Backward base of Hokkaido (2-1-3, 2-1-7)/Development of foreign
investment entry environment (2-1-8, 2-1-9, 2-1-10, 2-1-11)