The ethnocratic elite in the structure of modern Russian society’s elite groups
Dmitry V. Pokatov
Abstract
Dmitry V. Pokatov
Abstract
The article examines the features of the complex and multifaceted phenomenon of the ethnocratic elite. The general features of this elite group, which is an integral part of regional elite groups and the characteristic features developing under the influence of both general civilizational factors and local ones, including the peculiarities of recruiting, traditions and established principles of the functioning of power institutions, are revealed.
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The article examines the features of the complex and multifaceted phenomenon of the ethnocratic elite. The general features of this elite group, which is an integral part of regional elite groups and the characteristic features developing under the influence of both general civilizational factors and local ones, including the peculiarities of recruiting, traditions and established principles of the functioning of power institutions, are revealed.
Key concepts: Elite, Phenomenon, Power (physics), Political science, Sociology, Epistemology, Law, Politics