EBSEES: Farmer, Kenneth C. - The Soviet administrative elite

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ID	21526
Author(s)	Farmer, Kenneth C.
Title	The Soviet administrative elite
Year	1992
Pages	xii+296 p
Place	New York
Publsiher	London, Praeger
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Constitution, Public Administration, Elections [Browse all]
Review(s)	Review by Mawdsley, Evan, in Europe-Asia Studies, 45, 1993, p. 942-43
Medium	book
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	Elite behaviour and the Soviet coup / Rudkin, Charles
	Soviet administrative law: theory and policy
	From Soviet nomenklatura to Russian élite / [Kryštanovskaja] Kryshtanovskaya, Olga
	Transition to technocracy: the structural origins of the Soviet administrative state / Rowney, Don Karl
	Administrative geography and reforms of the administrative areas in Hungary / Hajdú, Zoltan
	The ideological roots of elite political conflict in post-Soviet Russia / Kullberg, Judith S.
	Conceptions of democracy among mass and elite in post-Soviet societies / Miller, Arthur H.

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The Soviet administrative elite