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Akopov, G. L. Political Elites of Russia and Social Networks: Challenges of Interaction

Abstract: The article analyzes aspects of application of Internet technologies by political elites. The author of the article describes possible aspects of interactions between

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law, political elites, social networks, Internet policy, democracy, government – population, blog, civil society, information society, Internet.

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