Tendencies in the Forming of the Composition of Russia's Post-Communist Elite: Repute Analysis

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Tendencies in the Forming of the Composition of Russia's Post-Communist Elite:
Repute Analysis

Rivera Sh.V., srivera@hamilton.edu

Rubric: FROM A POLITICAL SCIENTIST'S VIEWPOINT: ELITES AND THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS

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Rivera Sh.V. Tendencies in the Forming of the Composition of Russia's Post-Communist Elite: Repute Analysis . – Polis. Political Studies. 1995. No. 6

Content No. 6, 1995

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