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The rise of ethnocratic elite reshaping power dynamics in modern Russia.

Izvestia of Saratov University Sociology Politology
The ethnocratic elite in the structure of modern Russian society’s elite groups
D. V. Pokatov

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The article explores the ethnocratic elite in modern Russian society. It looks at the characteristics of this elite group, including how they are part of regional elite groups and influenced by both general and local factors. The article reveals how the ethnocratic elite is shaped by factors like recruiting practices, traditions, and the functioning of power institutions.