Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2020

Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2020

Topic:
Horizons of Political Science

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2020.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-8)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: HORIZONS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Science Policy Programs: a Paradigm-Based Analysis (p. 9-21)

“Out of the Ghetto”: On the Contribution of Post-Soviet/Russian Studies to Contemporary Political Science (p. 22-43)

Sergeev V.M., Kazantzev A.A., Medvedeva S.M.

Territorial Heterogeneity of Globalization and the New Types of Conflicts (p. 44-61)

Konkov A.E., Chukov R.S.

Parliamentary Diplomacy: Developing Relations Between Society and State at the Mega-Political Level (p. 62-73)

Kirichenko E.V.

Export Controls as a Tool to Maintain U.S. Leadership in a Changing World (p. 74-88)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Gallarotti G.M.

How to Measure Soft Power in International Relations (p. 89-103)

Principles of Evolution Revisited (p. 104-113)

Pain E.A., Fediunin S.Yu.

Intercultural Policies and Practices: Perspectives for Implementation in Russia (p. 114-134)

Malakhov V.S., Letnyakov D.E.

Shimmering Secularism: Religion in Russian Public Space (p. 135-149)

Ethnic Conflict in the Context of Russian National Security (p. 150-162)

Kazarinova D.B.

“Mass Science” at ЕPSA Conference: the Participant Observation Experience (p. 163-169)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Political Languages and the Politics of Languages. The Russian Perspective on the Cambridge School (p. 170-178)

Mikhaylenok O.M., Nazarenko A.V.

Public Policy, Development and Institutions: Semantic Conjugation Logic and “Forgotten Things” in a New Being Reality (p. 179-191)

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