The Russian Establishment

Paths and Means of Renewal

Ol'ga A. Voronkova Sector for Study of the Elite, Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology

Aleksandra A. Sidorova Sector for Study of the Elite, Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology

Ol'ga V. Kryshtanovskaia Sector for Study of the Elite, Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology

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The authors analyze the changing structure of the Russian government elite in terms of age, length of service, place of birth, level and type of education, and work experience. They discuss the respective roles played by loyalty and professionalism as mechanisms of elite recruitment.

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