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Burenko, V.I. (2013). Political class of the modern Russia within the framework
of instrumental approach. Law and Politics, 4, 469–472. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=51953
Burenko, V.I. Political class of the modern Russia within the framework of instrumental approachAbstract: The object of study in this article is the political class in modern Russia. The goal is to analyze efficiency of functioning of the political class. The author used an instrumental approach for analysis. The result is basis for the use of instrumental approach to the term “political elite” and analysis of functioning of the modern political class of Russia from the standpoint of instrumental approach. Keywords: political science, elite, technologies, government, power, law, class, interests, state, decisions.
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