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Institutional order in Russia and in the world: theory and practices from the perspective of institutional political science. Introducing the issue

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I. L. Nedyak
Institute of Sociology of the Federal Center of the Russian Academy of Science
Russian Federation

Nedyak Irina



S. V. Patrushev
Institute of Sociology of the Federal Center of the Russian Academy of Science
Russian Federation

Patrushev Sergey



L. Y. Filippova
Institute of Sociology of the Federal Center of the Russian Academy of Science; RFTA
Russian Federation

Filippova Liudmila



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