religionГосударство, религия, церковь в России и за рубежомState, Religion and Church in Russia and Worldwide2073-72032073-7211РАНХиГСreligion-578Research ArticleТЕМА НОМЕРА: РЕЛИГИЯ И ВЛАСТЬ В ИРАНЕTHE THEME OF THE ISSUE: RELIGION AND POWER IN IRANРелигия и власть в Иране в исторической перспективе: «режимы смешения»Religion and Power in Iran in Historical Perspective: The “Regimes of Mixture”https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2490-1551АлонцевМ. А.AlontsevM. A.
Максим Альбертович Алонцев — доцент
Москва
Maxim A. Alontsev — Associate Professor
Moscow
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