Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2017

Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2017

Topic:
Old Trends and New Meaninings of Politics

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2017.04.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: OLD TRENDS AND NEW MEANINGS OF POLITICS

Dutkiewicz P., Kazarinova D.B.

Fear as Politics (p. 8-21)

Alekseyeva T.A., Mineev A.P., Loshkariov I.D.

"Quantum-like" Theory of Decision Making in Political Science (p. 22-32)

Formal Models in International Studies (p. 33-48)

LABORATORY: THIS POPULAR POPULISM

Populism as a Political Phenomena and the Challenge of the Modern Democracy (p. 49-68)

Vainshtein G.I.

Modern Populism as a Subject of Political Science (p. 69-89)

Tsapenko I.P., Monusova G.A.

Integration Capacity of Ethno-Cultural Diversity in European Societies (p. 90-105)

Comparative Analysis of the Post-Communist Secessions: The Prognostic Attempt of Quantification of the Factors` Impact on Secession (p. 106-117)

Modernization of Traditional Societies: A Way to Prosperity or a Road to Nowhere? (p. 118-137)

HISTORY RECENT AND REMOTE

The Russian Revolution and Modernization Traps (p. 138-155)

Konyshev V.N., Sergunin A.A.

“The Great Debates”: The Means of Structuring or Periodization of International Relations Theory? (p. 156-164)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

National Identities and International Relations Redux, or Is It Necessary to ‘Reinvent’ Constructivism? (p. 165-174)

Tzygankov A.P., Tzygankov P.A.

Enlightened Statism (A.D. Bogaturov and Russian International Relations Theory) (p. 175-185)

Zheleznyakov A.S.

Civilizational Pillars of Russia’s Modernization (p. 186-191)

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