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Legal and Political Developments in the Gorbachev and Yeltsin Administrations and After,e the purposes of executive or other governmental agencies. A review of relevant Soviet and Russian law can illustrate why this potential still exists, even after the splintering of the Communist Party and the collapse of the Union.

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Four Explanations of the Political Use of Psychiatry, India, face a permanent risk of communal violence and dismemberment because of these social fracture lines. The Soviet experience with a dissident movement, remarkable for its duration, intensity, broad base of recruiting, and significance in the erosion of the Union, is also extraordinary. because

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Who Are the Dissident Detainees? Some Observations and Descriptive Statistics,Soviet dissent sprang from a broad base of political activism across and within social strata, and republics. Antebi (1977:120) observed ‘…ce n’est pas seulement une révolte d’intellectuels. C’est aussi une révolte diffuse, qui atteint toutes les couches de la population.’ Workers and missionaries w

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