Zlobin J.P. GENERALS-GOVERNORSHIPS IN SYSTEM RUSSIAN REGIONAL MAN AGEMENT IN XIX — THE BEGINNING OF XX CENTURYIn article process of formation in Russian empire structures of administration manage-rial control by the suburbs national and remote from the center, submitted by generals-governorships is considered, the legal status of their heads, a place and a role of these territo-rial formations in the general model of imperial regional management is determined.Key words: Russia, XIX — the beginning of XX century, regional management, generals-governorships.
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Author: Zlobin Yu.P.
Year: 2014
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