Ethnic factor in Estonia’s post-soviet business community
The central focus of this paper is an analysis of the problems of ethnic relations in the post-Soviet business community. The core argument is that the ethnic segregation that took place in Soviet Estonia and was based on language (Estonian and Russian) is also present in post-Soviet Estonian entrepreneurship, despite the slogan: money does not know a state (or ethnic) boundaries. At the same time, there are signs demonstrating the need for common activity on the national level protecting entrepreneurs' common interests.