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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Oligarchs and Corrupt Bureaucrats,ieties of the Middle Ages. As discussed earlier, the feudal model is the most appropriate tool (though not the only one) for analyzing this period of history. In the Middle Ages, the most important actors were feudal lords, wealthy bankers, the church, cities, universities, and guilds. Among the maj

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The Oligarchic Ideology and Its Opposition to the Liberal and Totalitarian Ideologies,e hardworking, virtuous, and talented, while most poor people are lazy and prone to drinking and committing crimes. The oligarchic ideology has rarely been defended publicly in modern history. It was first formulated in ancient Greece. Critias, the cruelest of the “Thirty Tyrants,” who governed the

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The Local Barons after the Soviet Collapse,n 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