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The military industrial complex concept marks a relaxed alliance established between industrial institutions, laboratories and universities and bureaucrates and political makers to increase the military spending made from the budget and gain greater share. During the years of the Cold War, the work on the military industrial complex was limited in non-capitalist societies, especially in the Soviet Union. After the collapse of the Eastern Block, the number of work on the military industry in the Soviet model has increased with the transport to the archives. This study, from a historical sociological perspective, demonstrates the role of the elite dynamics in the Soviet society, popular militarism and social hierarchy in the formation of the military industry and the power structures built around it. The supporting relationship between the transformation of the defense industry as a corporate structure, the bureaucratization and the Soviet urbanization dynamics is analysed in how the processes of preparation for war of the state shapes the social power.

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