Titlebook: Media and Communication in the Soviet Union (1917–1953); General Perspectives Kirill Postoutenko,Alexey Tikhomirov,Dmitri Zakhar Book 2022

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Visual Channels (3): Cartographyhe regime’s changing spatial ideologies. The second considers post-revolutionary debates about cartographic secrecy, relating contemporary arguments over the regulation of spatial information to different conceptions of the state, its purpose and its relationship with society. 

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Public Print (2): Coins and Bank Notesical terms (such as “bourgeoisie” or “socialism”) in Soviet discourse. Overall, the discussion is centered upon the growing discrepancy between the stated role of Soviet ruble as the key indicator of Bolshevik societal stability, and its natural volatility in an unstable socio-economical system.

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Private Handwriting (1): Diarieslize ideology and integrate it into their lives as individuals: this was how they could become political subjects and experience the feeling of belonging to ideologically mandated truth in its entirety.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9001-2Bank of Japan; Central Banks; Financial Crisis Management; Transaction Cost Economics; central bank orga

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