Titlebook: Russia; Strategy, Policy and Irvin Studin Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Russian public policy.Russian publ

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The Social Structure of Russiaant groups and, to a limited degree, the relations among these social groups. These groups typically included civil servants, military personnel, law enforcement, judges, political representatives, municipal officials and bureaucrats, and Cossacks—all of whom served the state.

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The Principles and Goals of the Russian State in the Twenty-First Century country. The traditional Russian and Soviet conception of the state holds that the state is by far the most important player in the resolution of the country’s major problems—in particular in respect of the “catching up” development that remains Russia’s central challenge at the start of the twenty

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Russian Political Ideologya dystopic future—a so-called “Fortress Russia”. That scenario involved Russia finding itself in a hostile environment, surrounded by regional conflicts. Oil revenues had dropped, and the country and population were beset by economic crises. In order to respond to the external threats posited by thi

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Russian Federalismrelations among the country’s 85 regions and the federal centre in Moscow, and from the low degree of political and economic autonomy enjoyed by the regions. Of course, given the size of its territory and its demographic diversity—including its multinational makeup—there will always be a degree of f

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The Social Structure of Russia has been described in terms of concepts and constructs provided by the state itself—through the national system of laws determining socially significant groups and, to a limited degree, the relations among these social groups. These groups typically included civil servants, military personnel, law