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.

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Soviet leaders aimed to present their policy-making and social experiments as legitimate to the Western world by adhering to formal rationality. This approach involves systematic, methodical, and predictable processes, which were seen as more acceptable and legitimate by Western standards.

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