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Elite Career Patterns in A Soviet Republic

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  • Cleary, J. W.

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Appointments and removals or resignations of leading personnel in the Soviet Union constitute the raw data analysed in this article. These career movements are not examined in the ‘kremlinological’ manner, as individual transfers related to a particular policy change or factional struggle. The scope here is both more limited and more general — more limited in that the job transfers considered are confined to one union republic; and more general in that the raw data embrace all transfers of the republic's elite over a period of seventeen years. The aim is to discover both general career patterns and changes in these patterns over time, and to assess the significance of both.

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  • Cleary, J. W., 1974. "Elite Career Patterns in A Soviet Republic," British Journal of Political Science, Cambridge University Press, vol. 4(3), pages 323-344, July.
    • Handle: RePEc:cup:bjposi:v:4:y:1974:i:03:p:323-344_00
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