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The Rise of the Oligarchs In Post Soviet Russia

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April 21, 2015

 

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Anything necessary for survival during communism was divvied out and controlled by the state. These were the ideals of the social contract between the people and the state (Hoffman, 2002). No matter how hard the times were, the Russian people believed that the state would provide and push Russia through the worst of times...
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The priorities of the state were always greater than that of any individual. Those who did act against the state were considered anti-Russian and were dealt with accordingly. The Russian people's unwavering belief in their rulers eventually evolved into a docile acquiescence. The Russian people were happy with their leaders as long as they could survive...
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