On the Relevance of the Principal Programs of the Leading Post-Soviet Russian Political Parties
Ernest Raiklin
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Ernest Raiklin
Abstract
Based on more than 100 years of Russia's social, economic, and political experience and delving into its political parties’ subjective intentions, the chapter makes an attempt to examine the relevance to the country's twentieth to twenty-first reality of their theoretical battles in which parties of the present have been proclaiming their programs.
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Based on more than 100 years of Russia's social, economic, and political experience and delving into its political parties’ subjective intentions, the chapter makes an attempt to examine the relevance to the country's twentieth to twenty-first reality of their theoretical battles in which parties of the present have been proclaiming their programs.
Key concepts: Relevance (law), Politics, Principal (computer security), Political science, Political economy, Sociology, Law, Computer science