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The study aims to argue for an axiological turn in political elite theory and analyze its application in the context of Russian elitogenesis.

An axiological turn in Russian elitogenesis:  from pluralism to state-civilizational  consolidation

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The study aims to argue for an axiological turn in political elite theory and analyze its application in the context of Russian elitogenesis.
Comparative historical analysis to explore continuity of value codes
Discourse analysis of official documents and speeches to identify elite attitudes
Institutional approach to examine elite recruitment and rotation mechanisms
Modern Russian elitogenesis shifts from pluralistic to state-civilization guided consolidation.
Key features include ideological loyalty over meritocracy and centralization of personnel processes.
The discourse of traditional values is increasingly used as a management tool amid global challenges.

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This theoretical work demonstrates a value-civilizational approach to elite evolution in Russia, indicating crucial trends for political development.

Artyuhin et al. (2026) studied this question.

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This theoretical work demonstrates a value-civilizational approach to elite evolution in Russia, indicating crucial trends for political development.