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...year-old lawsuit, the government argues that private investments in Russia by the program’s lead advisors, Economics Professor Andrei Shleifer ’82 and former employee Jonathan Hay, violated conflict of interest provisions and compromised the U.S. mission of guiding Russia’s transition to capitalism...
...along with the University and former Harvard employee Jonathan Hay, Shleifer is also a defendant in a suit brought by the federal government alleging that Shleifer broke conflict of interest regulations while running a government-funded economic advising program in Russia...
...Patrushev's accusations grew into an international incident when all 27 American Peace Corps volunteers in Russia were essentially told to get out of the country. Caught in the storm is Jeffrey Hay, the Corps' acting country director for Russia, who was informed on the day after Christmas that Russia would have no further use for his services or those of his volunteers and 24 staffers (most of them Russian). Hay must now help the Corps volunteers scattered throughout Russia plan speedy departures. The U.S. ambassador, Alexander Vershbow, is furious at the insinuations. Patrushev's comments, he says, "are outrageous...
Forum and its owner John Y. Keffer had requested punitive and compensatory damages against Shleifer, Hay and Harvard, which they say has “vicarious liability” and was negligent in the oversight of its employees. The Associated Press reported that Forum had asked for $4.4 million in compensation, although Delinsky would not confirm that figure...
...government suit accuses Shleifer, Hay and Harvard of breach of contract for violating policies against investing in a country while acting in an advisory role. HIID, which was dissolved two years ago, received $50 million in federal money to help privatize the Russian economy...