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March - Volume 29, Issue 1, Pages 1 - 113
June - Volume 29, Issue 2, Pages 115 - 243
September - Volume 29, Issue 3, Pages 245 - 361
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Volume 29, Issue 1
March 1996
ISSN 0967-067X
EISSN 1873-6920
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The Evolution of the Russian Polity: The Case of the Security Council
J. William Derleth
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Neither “Bourgeois” nor “communist” Science: Sociology in Communist and Post-Communist Albania
Fatos Tarifa
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The Statistical Agency in China's Bureaucratic System A Comparison with the Former Soviet Union
Yasheng Huang
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What Was Communism: A Retrospective in Comparative Analysis
Andrew C. Janos
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Regional Variations on Russian Chaos: Price Controls, Regional Trade Barriers, and Other Neo-classical Abominations
Robert McIntyre
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Information and Motivation: Reflections on the Failure of the Socialist Economic System
Gabriel Temkin
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Framing Feminism in Post-Communist Czech Republic
Alena Heitlinger
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