Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2006

Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2006

Topic:
Mental map of Russia

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2006.06.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting This Issue (p. 5)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: MENTAL MAP OF RUSSIA

Megapolls for Russia’s Population (The “Georating” Project) (p. 6-23)

Moscow Anomalies: an Excursion through the “Georating” (p. 24-36)

Social Geography of Xenophobia and Tolerance (p. 37-58)

PROBLEMS AND JUDGMENTS

Transcellular Structures as Form of Construction and Source of Self-Development of the State (p. 59-80)

Kholodkovskii K.G.

The Left vs. the Right Wingers Opposition: Anachronism or Change of Coordinates? (p. 81-96)

Democracy and Ecological Risk Communication as Problems of Environmental Politics (p. 97-109)

INTERPRETATIONS

Semenenko I.S., Lapkin V.V., Pantin V.I.

Russia’s Image in the West: Dialectics of Ideas in the Context of the World Development (By Way of Posing the Problem) (p. 110-124)

Chernyavsky Ye.B.

Caspian Antinomies (p. 125-134)

Barsukova S.Yu.

The Power and Business: New Rules of the Game (p. 135-144)

Political Parties in Russian Regions: a View in the Light of the Regional Electoral Reform (p. 145-160)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Schools and Sects in Political Thought of Modern Russia (Marginal Notes to The Thinking Russia Book of Collected Works) (p. 161-172)

The Burden of Reflection, or A Revolution which Never Took Place... (p. 173-177)

Meleshkina Ye.Yu.

Political Parties in the Post-Soviet Space: an Essay of Collective Research (p. 178-182)

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