OLC Slavistik: Ito, Takayuki - Political Fragmentation in Russia Is the Multi- Party System Bound to Fail in a Post- Communist Country ?

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ID	1832494268
Author(s)	Ito, Takayuki
Title	Political Fragmentation in Russia Is the Multi- Party System Bound to Fail in a Post- Communist Country ?
Published	Acta Slavica Iaponica : a journal in European languages of the Slavic Research Center of Hokkaido University, Sapporo : Center, 12, 1994, 98-120
Soundex	P1524; F3746; R7800; M6520; P1720; S8826; B1620; C4666; C4627
Medium	article
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	Book Reviews - The Communist Party In Post-Soviet Russia / March, Luke
	Kaehne, Axel. Political and social thought in Post-Communist Russia / Boobbyer, P. C.
	Axel Kaehne, Political and Social Thought in Post-Communist Russia / Smith, Kathleen E.
	Hegemony, International Political Economy, and Post-Communist Russia / Worth, Owen
	The Communist Party of Poland 1918-1929: A Study in Political Ideology / Simoncini, Gabriele
	Revamping Business Education in a Post-Communist Country: The Warsaw School of Economics / Stoever, William A.
	Book Reviews - Political Culture In Post-Communist Russia: Formlessness And Recreation In A Traumatic Transition / Alexander, James

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Political Fragmentation in Russia Is the Multi- Party System Bound to Fail in a Post- Communist Country ?