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Front Matter....Pages i-xi Russian Political Culture....Pages 1-14 Russia’s Revolutionary Heritage....Pages 15-34 Ideology and Political Socialization....Pages 35-53 The CPSU: The Guiding Force in Soviet Society....Pages 54-91 The State Apparatus....Pages 92-113 Regional and Local Politics in the USSR....Pages 114-136 Socialist Legality and the Soviet Legal System....Pages 137-162 The Uniformed Services....Pages 163-188 The Economy and the Workers....Pages 189-224 Science, Technology, and Education....Pages 225-249 The Social Welfare State....Pages 250-272 The Politics of Culture....Pages 273-293 Dissent: Political, Ethnic, and Religious....Pages 294-320 Whither Gorbachev? Whither the Soviet Union?....Pages 321-337 Back Matter....Pages 339-388
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- Author
- Gordon B. Smith (auth.)
- Publisher
- Macmillan Education UK
- Published
- 1988
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780333459195
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Political Science, History, Government & Politics
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