The Crisis of Bourgeois Democracy and Violation of Human Rights in the Capitalist World

Russian Studies in Philosophy 16 (3):69-77 (1977)
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A symposium on the subject "The Crisis of Bourgeois Democracy and Violation of Human Rights in the Capitalist World" took place in Moscow in December 1976. The symposium was conducted by the Institute of State and Law and the Learned Council of the USSR Academy of Sciences on Problems of Ideological Currents Abroad

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10.2753/rsp1061-1967160369

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