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This paper delves into the ramifications of Stalin's economic policy of collectivization, as well as how collectivization was instrumental to creating the poor economic environment that plagued post-Soviet Russia. This includes the rise of consumer culture, the economy of favors, and black marketeering.
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    • Sowing the Seeds of Dysfunction: Stalin's Lingering Legacy on the Soviet Collapse and the Emergence of Capitalism in Post-Soviet Russia
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    2024-05
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