Prospects of social democracy in Russia
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue
Abstract
The article discusses the prospects of social democracy in Russia. The author considers the main stages in development of social-democratic movements and parties in Russia and analyses trends and historical aspect of the issue. Attention is also paid to the historical aspect of the problem. The author thinks that the European-type social democracy has no future in Russia.
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Stanislav Yur'yevich Dzubenko
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