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| | Matonyte, Irmina: Elites in Soviet and post-Soviet societies |
 | | Nomenklatura was a list, nominative and confidential, of framework positions, from the top to bottom, of the social and political life, as the highest Party authorities established them. |  | | Nomenklatura in Lithuania experienced the least dramatic changes, since it for majority consisted of "politically correct" Lithuanians. |  | | In late 70's- early 80's around one third (30.7 percent in Estonia, 32.1 percent in Lithuania and 30.5 percent in Latvia) of middle range nomenklatura positions were for more than 10 years filled with physically the same individuals |
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http://www.anthrobase.com/Txt/M/Matonyte_I_01.htm
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 | | Nomenklatura refers to the party's power over appointment and dismissals in the government, the courts, educational and research facilities, religious organizations, hospitals, museums, and so on. |  | | Lieberthal says that after 1984 nomenklatura was simplified from a "two rank down" to a "one rank down" system that retained the Central Committee's power to appoint heads of ministries and provinces, while ceding them, or their organization department, appointment power at all lower ranks within their territories. |  | | Personnel departments within units usually are staffed with party officials, which gives the party great control over most positions outside the nomenklatura system. |
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http://www.poverty.smartlibrary.org/NewInterface/segment.cfm?segment=1017
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| | NATO Colloquium 1996 |
 | | This point is corroborated by a recent statement on voucher privatization by Anatoly Chubais, formerly responsible for Russian privatization, in Izvestiya on December 6, 1995: "Distribution of property rights in Russia,..., as also in other countries, takes place in proportion to existing power elites." (quoted by P. Sutela, 1996, p. |  | | This may lead to the prevalence of inefficient mechanisms of selection of actors and decisions. |  | | Apparently, this is also the position that Yegor Gaidar holds in his recent (1995) book as quoted by Pekka Sutela (1996, pp. |
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http://www.nato.int/docu/colloq/1996/96-1-6.htm
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| | LAWSO 160 Keywords: Nomenklatura (23) |
 | | This elite group makes the laws and decisions for the country. |  | | The nomenklatura is a group of bureaucratic administrators who have the functions of “
administration and the exercise of power”(Voslensky pg 70). |  | | As Michael Voslensky states in his book Nomenklatura, “After the victory of the socialist revolution, the Communist Party apparatus turns into a new governing class”(Voslensky pg 4). |
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http://home.earthlink.net/~garrickl/KEY_23.htm
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| | Rhetoric and Rationality: A Study of Democratization in the Soviet Union |
 | | Nonetheless, what is striking about his available speeches is his focus on procedure and his avoidance of the contentious issues that were dividing the opposition to the nomenklatura. |  | | In December Yeltsin repeated his appeal from the floor of the Congress after publicly issuing a summons for a general strike in favor of multiple parties. |  | | Nomenklatura: Communist Party officials and government bureaucrats who resist reforms are decisive in that no winning coalition can exist without them, since Gorbachev did not control a stable majority of the Politburo, as his former speechwriter recounts and as we document below. |
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http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/polisci/faculty/anderson/new89ers.htm
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| | East European Constitutional Review |
 | | The new nomenklatura, like the old, makes the state's most important political decisions in the corridors or in secret, while votes taken in the legislature are mostly of the rubber-stamp variety that merely register previously made decisions. |  | | This way of organizing public decision making is disastrously ineffective, as the example of the country's economic policy amply demonstrates. |  | | Recent political transformations, in effect, bespeak a move in the country toward a form of "nomenklatura democracy." It is democracy in a restricted sense, only for a narrow clutch of individuals who hold various key political, bureaucratic, and economic positions. |
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http://www.law.nyu.edu/eecr/vol7num4/156.html
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| | The Strategy of Technology - Chapter 1 |
 | | This privileged political-scientific class was the actual government of the U.S.S.R. It arose during the Stalinist purges of the 30's, gained strength shortly after World War II, and consolidated its hold on the U.S.S.R. from the time of Stalin's death until the rise of Gorbachev. |  | | The numbers and names of the nomenklatura remain state secrets. |  | | Replacement of the nomenklatura would require fundamental changes in Soviet economic organization and structure, and so far those are not only not contemplated, but vigorously denounced by Gorbachev as well as by his enemies within the Party. |
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http://www.jerrypournelle.com/sot/sot_1.htm
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| | Civil Service Systems in Comparative Perspective |
 | | It ranked the principal scion state of the nomenklatura system, Russia, near the bottom of the list, forty-seventh (47). |  | | Public administration in democracies seeks to develop an administrative culture marked by deference to the rule of law and decision sharing with, for instance, other branches and levels of government. |  | | In the case of Russia, for example, a 1994 study found that 75% of Yeltsin's aides and members of his administration had ties to the Soviet-era nomenklatura (Current Digest of Post-Soviet Press, June 15, 1994:9). |
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http://www.indiana.edu/~csrc/vanag3.html
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| | Re: STUDENT NEEDS ARTICLES ON VIETNAM WAR!!!!!!! |
 | | The Stalinist purges of high party echelons relied on this fundamental betrayal: the accused were effectively guilty insofar as they, as members of the new nomenklatura, betrayed the revolution. |  | | Thus in 1933 and 1935 Stalin and the Politburo united with all levels of the nomenklatura elite to screen, or purge, a helpless rank and file. |  | | Since the upper nomenklatura at the same time retained its executive power also in the purges themselves, this set in motion a self-destructive vicious cycle in which virtually everyone was threatened--of 82 district party secretaries, 79 were shot. |
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http://chss2.montclair.edu/furrg/_vwac98/000000c5.htm
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| | Zviad Gamsakhurdia, The Nomenklatura Revanche in Georgia |
 | | I demand from the US Administration that it should cease its [open] support of state terrorism in Georgia, and that it should establish contacts only with the legal authorities of Georgia, who are now in exile'. |  | | Following his arrival on the scene, Shevardnadze presided over increased mass repression and a heightened reign of terror against his innumerable political opponents, who had continued to hold meetings and demonstrations, now against his arrival and his blatant usurpation of power. |  | | It was not long before Shevardnadze himself arrived at Tbilisi airport, where he was met by a group of 'Mkhedrioni' gangsters, militiamen and some Nomenklatura intellectuals - his supporters. |
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http://www.geocities.com/shavlego/zg_1d.html
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| | Europe-Asia Studies: From Soviet nomenklatura to Russian elite |
 | | Its monolithic character was assured by the fact that all its members were communists, and by the manner in which all leading appointments had to be made or at least approved by higher-level party bodies. |  | | The highest-placed members of the nomenklatura - that is, the holders of positions to which appointments required the approval of the Politburo or Secretariat of the CPSU Central Committee - were in effect the national elite. |  | | Equally, in spite of the varied character of the positions that were included in the upper nomenklatura, the Soviet elite was monolithic in nature, extending across all spheres of party, state and social life. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3955/is_n5_v48/ai_18678005
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| | RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY |
 | | But after years of subservience to nomenklatura monopolies, villagers are now turning away from the Socialist Party (BSP) in large numbers. |  | | Others complain that the best buildings in Yagodovo's former state-owned cooperatives were privatized by well-connected former Communists who paid below-market prices using interest-free state loans from banks that have since become insolvent. |  | | In Pervomai, a town of about 50,000 people who had voted solidly for the Socialists in the last parliamentary elections, about 2,000 people marched against the Socialists earlier this month. |
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http://www.rferl.org/features/1997/01/F.RU.970129130504.asp
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| | NGO News - Issue 21 - YOUNG OLIGARCHS |
 | | In the long run, it resulted in the appearance of a second branch of the government, the financial oligarchs. |  | | The Politburo became seven years younger, the Central Committee five years. |  | | It means that young Komsomol functionaries were not alone; even before the mass privatization, there were also men of middle and even old age who were smart enough to think ahead into the future and move to positions of power in the economy. |
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http://www.ngonet.org/news/21_03.html
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| | I. Review of Soviet Union at beginning of 1980's |
 | | a group of nomenklatura officials including the minister of defense, the head of the government, the minister of police, and the chairman of the KGB declared themselves a State Committee for the Extraordinary Situation and took advantage of Gorbachev's vacation in the Crimea to seize power in Moscow |  | | Gorbachev was planning to split the party into a conservative wing led by someone else and a centrist wing led by himself and compete in new elections against the democrats |  | | Gorbachev then used the criticisms of Party rule by the mass movement that emerged with Yeltsin as its hero and leader to force the Politburo to being political reforms |
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http://www.polisci.ucla.edu/faculty/anderson/0105.htm
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 | | Students of the Soviet Union will recall that its citizens were often required to attend consciousness-raising meetings at which the obvious purity and nobility of Marxism and Dialectical Materialism were proclaimed by members of the Party Nomenklatura. |  | | Hollywood is run by jerks, and they take their fashion cues from the Nomenklatura, who were well represented in the Academy theater last night. |  | | The audience sat, listened, and applauded — if they knew what was good for them. |
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http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=8374932&postID=110932459514614561
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 | | The Federation Council was scuttled, and now President Vladimir Putin’s representatives oversee the regional leaders elected by the people. |  | | Today, the president of Russia already has full and uncontrolled power. |  | | The nomenklatura loudly applauded this blow against freedom of speech. |
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http://www.digitalnpq.org/archive/2004_spring/yakovlev.html
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| | The Strait Scoop |
 | | Taipei’s Quisling Nomenklatura is painfully aware of how few voters support Taiwan independence. |  | | This Quisling Nomenklatura’s raison d’être, its prime directive, its niche in the malignant political ecology of Taiwan independence, is to act as willing puppets, proxies, "front men," for Samurai Fascists in Tokyo and Benevolent Global Hegemonists in Washington, both of whom need pretexts for the revival of naked gunboat diplomacy against China. |  | | Could it have been because during the runup to election day even DPP legislators and party officials were muttering under their breath how "Taidu shi piao fang du yao," or "Taiwan independence is box office poison?" |
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http://www.antiwar.com/chu/pf/p-c081700.html
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| | Articles - Nomenklatura |
 | | The nomenklatura did not always need to be Communist Party members, notably in satellite countries which sometimes had additional puppet parties, but the Party had to be convinced that they were reliable and trustworthy. |  | | Once a non-member has been promoted, he was often (gently) invited to join the Party, to secure his promotion. |  | | Supporters of state socialism, however, claim that Djilas's view is not supported by the facts, maintaining: The privileges that workers of nomenklatura had were at least an order of magnitude lower than those afforded to CEOs and business-owners in countries such as United States. |
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http://www.gaple.com/articles/Nomenklatura?mySession=7ff1be5eb93cc6239fb391d49138e8bc
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| | Spring 2000 Quarterly Report |
 | | The language of the report, the finance minister, the prime minister, and other members of the nomenklatura is terrifying. |  | | They favor higher taxes on upper-income individuals, inasmuch as high-income individuals (except those favored and subsidized by the state in exchange for political and financial support) are an affront to their egalitarian, socialist vision and a threat to their power. |  | | In addition to the prime minister's April 3 statement of support for taxes on previously exempt capital gains and other savings, the finance minister, several committee members, the governor of the Bank of Israel, and other members of Israel's nomenklatura openly supported new and higher taxes, especially on capital. |
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http://www.israeleconomy.org/quarterly/spring00/rabushka.htm
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| | The New Class: An American Nomenklatura by G Arthur Morrison |
 | | The same term was used in Poland for the members of the former Communist Party (Polska Zjednoczona Partia Robotnicza - Polish United Workers' Party) PZPR. |  | | NEA spends much of its resources lobbying Congress, opposing measures, such as parental choice of schools, that it perceives would weaken the power of the education establishment. |  | | The term Nomenklatura was used in the Soviet Union for members of the Communist Party who enjoy special privileges such as shopping at well-stocked stores. |
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http://www.familyrightsassociation.com/educate/new_class/morrison/nomenklatura.html
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| | PRISM, THE JAMESTOWN FOUNDATION |
 | | And the representative of the party or state leadership was closer to his neighbors than a Russian bureaucrat who emanated from the ranks of the party apparatus or the nomenklatura. |  | | Such "democrats," after prevailing in battles in meetings and earning through their noisy activities a measure of authority from the voters, have gotten into the legislative organs of government. |  | | The nomenklatura did not meddle in the problems of the political leadership. |
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http://www.ccs.uky.edu/~rakhim/doc_files/novikov1.html
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 | | The first is through the principle of nomenklatura, i.e., the right of the communist party apparatus, from the central party committee down to the enterprise committee, to "recommend" and "approve" appointments for all managerial positions in the economic (and public) administration and all managerial positions in enterprises. |  | | These appointments are made primarily on the basis of loyalty rather than managerial competence, and apparatchiks usually appoint themselves and their friends in the party to those well-paid jobs. |  | | A shift of activity from the state to the private sector reduces, therefore, the possibilities for party apparatchiks and economic bureaucrats to extract rent. |
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http://faculty.vassar.edu/kennett/Winiecki.htm
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 | | Bukharin remained, a loyal dissenter, although he knew the discursive rules he was obliged to follow, and so he pledged allegiance to the party line and condemned those who opposed the party and its leadership, including Stalin. |  | | As Stalin developed a power base in the nomenklatura and staffed the elite leadership with allies, his adversaries, Trotsky and Bukharin especially, were isolated and, in Trotsky's case, expelled from the Soviet Union. |  | | The nomenklatura, they contend, wished to assure its own survival, and it did so by turning on anyone who might threaten it, be they old Bolsheviks or newer party members who could not prove their loyalty. |
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http://aspen.conncoll.edu/politicsandculture/page.cfm?key=25
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| | Looking To The Future |
 | | On March 4, 1992, the Moscow newspaper Rossivskaya Gazeta reported on a press conference held by Vladimir Varon, chairman of the Russian Supreme Soviet Subcommittee on Political Reform, who was accompanied by experts from the "Russian Federation-Politika" analytical center. |  | | It can be stated with a high degree of probability that this commission, with the "expert advice" of 0. |  | | ...There are corresponding party nomenklatura positions in social organizations and in the organs of state power. |
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http://intellit.muskingum.edu/russia_folder/pcw_era/sect_13c.htm
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http://www.usfca.edu/fac-staff/boaz/pol340/feb4.htm
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| | ZNet Commentary: Russian Bureaucracy Builds Its Own Party |
 | | In 1999, the old nomenklatura overreached itself and hastily put together two whole parties of power: one under then-Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, and the other under Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov and former Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov. |  | | Former party functionaries joyfully threw away their party cards, and along with them any responsibility before the people and the law. |  | | After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the nomenklatura preferred for a while the freedom of life without party affiliation. |
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http://www.zmag.org/sustainers/content/2003-05/19kagarlitsky.cfm
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| | Stripping Darwin Down: Science or Ideology? |
 | | Galileo Galilei was condemned by the Roman Catholic Church but with approval and consent of the scientific Nomenklatura of his days, which almost unanimously believed that the Earth was the center of the Universe... |  | | Collin Patterson, pressed by the Scientific Nomenklatura has softened a little on his criticisms against neo-Darwinism, and later on tried to explain the inexplicability of his famous question. |  | | But then Michael J. Behe, a biochemist and assistant professor at Lehigh University, Pennsylvania came around with his Intelligent Design and Irreducible Complexity theses well delineated in his famous book Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution [New York: The Free Press, 1996]. |
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| | Russia - Social Structure |
 | | The social status and income of members of the nomenklatura increased as they were promoted to higher positions in the party. |  | | The wealth of the new capitalists, who constitute 1 to 2 percent of the population, derives from the ownership of private property, which was prohibited under the communist regime; from former black-market transactions that now are pursued legally; and from repatriation of funds that were secretly transferred abroad during the Soviet era. |  | | This class enjoyed privileges such as roomy apartments, country dachas, and access to special stores, schools, medical facilities, and recreational sites. |
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http://countrystudies.us/russia/27.htm
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| | Transition under Eltsin: the Nomenklatura and Political Elite Circulation |
 | | While the nomenklatura was not unitary, not monolithic and not a political elite, it is considered-following Mosca-to be a political class with different political constituencies. |  | | Transition under Eltsin: the Nomenklatura and Political Elite Circulation |  | | Based on original interview research with members of the Gorbachev and Eltsin political elites, it is shown that the elite structure is unstable and divided and political outcomes are likely to be authoritarian. |
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http://www.psa.ac.uk/journals/post/Vol45-5/lane.htm
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| | Cooption and Repression in the Soviet Union: Publications: The Independent Institute |
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http://www.independent.org/publications/working_papers/article.asp?id=728
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| | Soviet Union - encyclopedia article about Soviet Union. |
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http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Soviet+Union
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| | Soviet Nomenklatura And The -:- School Essays Business Statistics - Term Papers and Topics |
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http://www.businesstermpapers.com/show_busipapers/european_studies_history_culture/papers-on-soviet-nomenklatura-and.shtml
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| | Black Tuesday |
 | | That could well be the distinction between democratic capitalism under rule of law, and open-market socialism in Russia under rule of the elite. |  | | There is no will among the Nomenklatura to weaken its own position to come to the aid of the population. |  | | Having accomplished that, the Nomenklatura also wanted to redeem some of the rubles it had received for its contributions of dollars to the Central Bank, to finance this activity, and so the ruble went back to R3000 the next day. |
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| | ipedia.com: Soviet Union Article |
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| | CNN Cold War - Interviews: Mikhail Gorbachev |
 | | In the February plenary session in Ô88, I made a speech against those who were against reforms -- those who allegedly were protecting socialism, but were [in fact] protecting a totalitarian regime that denies people a normal life. |  | | And the further perestroika went, the more rebellious the Nomenklatura felt -- and I had no time to lose. |  | | Then the first secretaries -- who had at their disposal the press, the mass media -- failed. |
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http://edition.cnn.com/SPECIALS/cold.war/episodes/23/interviews/gorbachev
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| | Is Democracy in Decline |
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| | Social Democracy in Russia: a nomenklatura mirage |
 | | Statements by leaders of the liberal centre Grigory Yavlinsky and Sergei Shakhrai also took on social democratic overtones. |  | | This topic then began to be floated at almost every gathering of Duma deputies, sometime activists in the informal movement, failed politicians and veterans of the nomenklatura. |  | | No-one at that time asked whether it was possible in Russia to use the methods of market regulation employed in Sweden or Austria. |
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| | McAfee Inc. |
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http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_867.htm
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| | [Mpls] Minneapolis Nomenklatura |
 | | Sometimes called the "Nomenklatura," many members retained power after the fall of communism in eastern Europe because they were more practiced in the ways of power and its retention than in actually helping the supposed beneficiaries of socialism. |  | | Because Djilas understood the nature of communist regimes so well and was not blinded by their ideological protestations, he recognized that the ruling classes of these countries would ultimately understand that to survive and prosper they would have to shed their ideological shackles. |  | | Djilas' conception built on the earlier ideas of Jan Machajski and James Burnham, but his invention of the term "new class" caught the imagination of many in both communist countries and the West. |
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http://www.law.nyu.edu/eecr/vol6num4/tofromeecr.html
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http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/polisci/faculty/anderson/0104F.htm
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| | Russian Economic Development: Prognosis |
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http://www.friends-partners.org/partners/ppalms/texts/pd115.html
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| | DSE Weblog van jobbus |
 | | Strange to see the nomenklatura crawling and begging to get votes of the Russian people; exactly the same people they have been sucking and spitting out for the last four years. |  | | Spoke with several taxi-drivers (yes, I am also elitny, driving around in taxis) and nobody gets exited about the elections. |  | | And it's not that the Russian people have a kopek to spare, at least not the people who are not connected to the nomenklatura. |
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http://www.dse.nl/~jobbus/greymatter/archive-11232003-11292003.html
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| | CENTRAL ASIA AND THE CAUCASUS Journal of Social and Political Studies |
 | | The Georgian nation and the Georgian nomenklatura regarded Soviet Georgia as an administrative/territorial formation of ethnic Georgians. |  | | The ethnic nomenklatura of South Ossetia and Abkhazia has lost the Soviet-era balance-of-power set-up that, with Moscow’s assistance, protected it against Tbilisi. |  | | The Adzhar nomenklatura also began to feel the heat. |
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http://www.ca-c.org/journal/eng-06-2001/07.berprimen.shtml
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| | Politics, Yakovlev, Nomenklatura - Johnson's Russia List 6-19-03 |
 | | What we are seeing is the birth of a new nomenklatura whose members, as is known, never fall by the wayside: They only move up and down the career ladder. |  | | Politics, Yakovlev, Nomenklatura - Johnson's Russia List 6-19-03 |  | | The adversary who all but destroyed Putin's career in the wake of Sobchak's defeat in 1996 will now have to prove himself as a conduit of the Putin course. |
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http://www.cdi.org/russia/Johnson/7229-16.cfm
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| | [lbo-talk] RE: Soviet nomenklatura privileges |
 | | Special attention is paid to such form of negative significance of Stalin's figure as combining in his mass image, in the art and literature of 1960-90-s that were supporting this image, such demonic features of exclusiveness and out- of-normativeness that reject and exclude each other. |  | | Next message: [lbo-talk] Soviet Nostalgia (was Re: Soviet nomenklatura privileges) |
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http://mailman.lbo-talk.org/2003/2003-June/015276.html
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| | Le blog de Polyscopique: Discussion on La Nomenklatura |
 | | Listed below are links to weblogs that reference 'La Nomenklatura' from Le blog de Polyscopique. |  | | Le blog de Polyscopique: Discussion on La Nomenklatura |
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http://www.polyscopique.com/mt/mt-tb.cgi?__mode=view&entry_id=360
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