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Political aspects of social inequality in the modern world
Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 37 (3):81-88 (2017)
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The main economic and socio-political aspects of the formation of social inequality are considered. The influence of social inequality on political processes in transitive and democratic societies is determined.Other Versions
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