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,The Soviet Political Executive, 1917–1986,s separated by interregna in the course of which the struggle for the succession to supreme power is fought and resolved.. I should therefore make clear that I see considerable virtue and plausibility in this ‘personal ruler’ paradigm, for it captures some very important aspects of Soviet political reality, including the following:

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,Power and Policy in a Time of Leadership Transition, 1982–1988,r significant shifts of policy: ‘The first is the change which will certainly take place (and which has, indeed, already begun to take place) in the composition of the top political leadership and the second is the existence of very serious problems in a number of areas of policy’..

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Conclusions,t is really only in the period of ‘high Stalinism’ that the Soviet Union could meaningfully be regarded as a personal dictatorship, albeit one with a number of specific Communist features. Even then, other institutions, such as ministries, could wield substantial power, however helpless their individual heads might be . Stalin personally.

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