Russian Studies and Comparative Politics: Views From Metatheory and Middle-Range Theory

Lexington Books (2016)
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This study examines Russian politics in the Soviet and post-Soviet eras using sociologist Robert Merton’s middle-range theory. It analyzes ideology, decision making, political culture, public opinion, and democratization and offers an innovative approach to the study of Russian politics in the twenty-first century.

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