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Social Change in Provincial Russia: The Intelligentsia in a Raion Centre

Anne White University of Bath
Pages 677-694 | Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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Olga Golechkova & Olga Chagadaeva. (2021) Subbotniks: from the great to the meaningless (the evolution of the Soviet labor phenomenon). Labor History 62:2, pages 148-165.
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Ann-Mari Sätre, Alexander Soldatkin & Alla Varyzgina. (2014) Families’ Ways of Coping with Poverty in Small-town Russia. Debatte: Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe 22:3, pages 307-328.
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Sergei Shubin. (2007) Networked poverty in rural Russia. Europe-Asia Studies 59:4, pages 591-620.
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Ronan Hervouet & Alexandre Kurilo. (2010) Travailler « bénévolement » pour la collectivité : les subbotniki en Biélorussie postsoviétique. Genèses n° 78:1, pages 87-104.
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Inna Kotchetkova. (2017) Dead or Alive: The Discursive Massacre or the Mass-suicide of Post-Soviet Intelligentsia?. Sociological Research Online 9:4, pages 66-80.
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Pavel Osinsky & Charles W. Mueller. (2016) Professional Commitment of Russian Provincial Specialists. Work and Occupations 31:2, pages 193-224.
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