Soviet Leaders Went to Great Lengths to Make Soviet Policy-Making

question 93

Multiple Choice

Soviet leaders went to great lengths to make Soviet policy-making conform to ___________ processes so that their social experiments would be perceived in the West as legitimate.

• A) formal irrationality
• B) formal rationality
• C) substantive irrationality
• D) substantive rationality

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