No single social system completely dominates Russian society. In truth, argues this author, four distinct systems jostle for power, and the one that will ultimately wind up on top is anyone’s guessby Vladimir Shlapentokh IN 1846, two years prior to the publication of Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto, Benjamin Disraeli, then just a modest member of the British parliament (later prime […]
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