A Philosophical Analysis of the Regional Policy of Russia

Russian Studies in Philosophy 35 (2):76-92 (1996)
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The regional principle of socioeconomic and political development has always served as the basis of the existence of developed states. The rights of regions have been severely curtailed only in countries with a totalitarian system of government

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10.2753/rsp1061-1967350276

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