September 16, 2025Vlast i Elity (Power and Elites)

Regional power groups: basic social and structural characteristics and a role in development of today Russian society

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ABAlla BystrovaInstitute of Sociology ADAleksandra DaugavetInstitute of Sociology ADAleksandr DukaInstitute of Sociology

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Observational analysis reveals the complexity of regional elite dynamics in Russian society, suggesting trends of homogenization and plutocratization.

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The research highlights significant heterogeneity within regional power groups, affecting social cohesion and development.
Findings indicate a trend towards homogenization and plutocratization among regional elites, influencing the Russian social order.
The study utilizes a methodological framework incorporating structural and biographic methods to analyze elite characteristics.
The role of corruption as a consolidating mechanism among elite groups signifies ongoing challenges in social mobility in Russia.

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Bystrova et al. (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4765531b076d99fa6ee26 https://doi.org/10.31119/pe.2017.4.5

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Observational analysis reveals the complexity of regional elite dynamics in Russian society, suggesting trends of homogenization and plutocratization.

Regional power groups: basic social and structural characteristics and a role in development of today Russian society

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Regional power groups: basic social and structural characteristics and a role in development of today Russian society

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