Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2007

Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2007

Topic:
Russia facing elections or dramatic choice?

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2007.05.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting This Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: RUSSIA FACING ELECTIONS OR DRAMATIC CHOICE?

Anokhina N.V., Meleshkina Ye.Yu.

The Proportional Electoral System and Dangers of Presidentialism: the Russian Case (p. 8-24)

Dmitriyenko A.A.

Attitude of the Pre-Revolutionary Peasantry toward the State Duma (With the Vyatskaya Province as Example) (p. 25-34)

SOCIUM AND POWER

Pivovarov Yu.S.

The Sources and the Essence of the Russian Revolution (p. 35-55)

Ivanov A.F., Ustimenko S.V.

Autocratic Democracy: Dualistic Character of the Russian State System (p. 56-67)

The Institution of Citizens’ Addresses to Government Bodies and Transformation of the Russian Political System: Possibilities of Emergence of a New Channel of Political Influence (p. 68-80)

VIRTUAL WORKSHOP: NEW SPACES OF POLITICS AND METHODS OF THEIR STUDY

Pavlov A.V., Sidorkin S.A.

“The Simpsons” as Phenomenon of Ideology and Policy (p. 81-91)

Revolution as Subject of Theoretical Treatment: the Sub-Discipline’s Progress and Dilemmas (p. 92-104)

PROBLEMS AND JUDGMENTS

Russia’s Political Self-Determination in the Modern World: the Main Factors, Tendencies, Prospects (p. 105-117)

«Successor Parties», Trade Unions and the State in Russia and in Countries of Central and Eastern Europe: Modelling of the Relationships (p. 118-128)

Artyushkin V.F.

Regional Conflicts and the Process of Price Formation in the World Oil Market (p. 129-139)

IDEAS FOR FURTHER CULTIVATION

Conceptual Homonymy: Constitutions and Regimes. Generations of Constitutions (p. 140-148)

Political Parties Construction in Russia: Analysis of Dissertation Researches by Russian Political Scientists (p. 149-166)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

How the Impossible Proves Possible: a Glance at the Perestroika Taken Twenty Years Later (p. 167-171)

Social Inequality in the Mirror of Public Policy (p. 172-181)

The South of Russia as the Object of Complex Socio-Political Analysis (p. 182-186)

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