Shevchuk V. Power in Non-Classical Forms of Democracy: Political-Anthropologocal Aspects

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0403U002355

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  • 23.00.02 - Політичні інститути та процеси

12-06-2003

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Д 64.051.18

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Object - non-classic forms of democracy, typical for them patterns, institutes, and mechanisms of power. Aim - to define and analyze qualitative specifics, basic aspects, parameters, tendencies, and laws of the transitive transformation of power, first of all its postcommunistic type. Methods - structural-functional, institutional, comparative-retrospective, semiotic. Novelty and results - political-anthropological approach is for the first time sequentially applied to the system examining of postcommunistic power, patrimonial mechanisms of its structurazing are analyzed. Field of application- politology, transitology.

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