Titlebook: Contemporary Russia as a Feudal Society; A New Perspective on Vladimir Shlapentokh Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Ameri

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Reza S. Yassar,Hessam M.S. Ghassemin and the local barons, can be explained well with the feudal model. In the Soviet period, the powerful state had controlled each region and each non-Russian republic. After 1991, the situation changed drastically, and most governors and republican presidents tried to free themselves from the Moscow

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-95924-5nal power declined though their authority remained strong in their own regions. The same trend could be seen in the Middle Ages as the royal power strengthened and the level of arbitrariness and chaos in the country diminished. This happened, for instance, during “the Caroling renewal” following the

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Reza S. Yassar,Hessam M.S. Ghassemi controlled by the state. The number of objects considered “private” (or “individual” in the Soviet phraseology) was indeed limited. It was not until the 1960s that Soviet citizens received the right to buy a car or own an apartment in a city. In the countryside, the Soviet system tolerated the priv

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Mathematical Approaches to Subdefinite Setsesses and other major organizations. The high role of private protection represents one of the central aspects of the feudal model. The search for protection was one of the most important elements of Western European societies of the early Middle Ages. After the collapse of the Roman Empire, the cen

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Towards Arithmetical Operationsus types of social organization. A vision of society based on only one type of social organization has been elaborated by numerous social scientists, such as Marx, Spencer, Weber, and Parsons, and the economists of the neoclassical school. The integrative-system approach continues to dominate the ma

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