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Civil Society Institutions in Post-Soviet Russia: Main Trends and Development Prospects

Т.П. Богомолова, A. A. Shulus

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The article is devoted to theoretical and practical issues of civil society and its institutions in modern Russia. Four main groups of these institutions – political, economic, social, and spiritual – are characterized. The authors outline main problems and trends of their development in post-Soviet Russia.

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The article is devoted to theoretical and practical issues of civil society and its institutions in modern Russia. Four main groups of these institutions – political, economic, social, and spiritual – are characterized. The authors outline main problems and trends of their development in post-Soviet Russia.

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The article is devoted to theoretical and practical issues of civil society and its institutions in modern Russia. Four main groups of these institutions – political, economic, social, and spiritual – are characterized. The authors outline main problems and trends of their development in post-Soviet Russia.

Key concepts: Civil society, Politics, Political science, Russian federation, Social change, Economic growth, Sociology, Law

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