Polis. Political Studies. No 2 2020

Polis. Political Studies. No 2 2020

Topic:
Rights, Freedom, Citizenship

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2020.02.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: RIGHTS, FREEDOM, CITIZENSHIP

Ibragimova K.A., Barabanov O.N.

The Right for Development: Innovations as the Global Common (p. 8-20)

The Event of Liberty: the Experience of Deconstruction (p. 21-36)

Civil Associations and Political Regime in Global Non-Democratic Practice: Between Political Control and Social Efficiency (p. 37-52)

Sarkisyan H.L., Dunamalyan N.A.

The Dynamics of Civil Identity Transformation in Modern Armenia: Factors and Subjects (p. 53-72)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Akhremenko A.S., Stukal D.K., Petrov A.P.

Network vs Message in Protest Diffusion on Social Media: Theoretical and Data Analytics Perspectives (p. 73-91)

On the Shore of the Empire: A Critical Evaluation of Hardt and Negri Based on the Concepts of Imperialism and the People (p. 92-108)

Martynov M.Yu., Fadeyeva L.A., Gaberkorn A.I.

Patriotism as Political Discourse in Contemporary Russia (p. 109-121)

Sapronova M.A., Chechevishnikov A.L., Yarlykapov A.A.

Forming a Scientific Community. A Consolidated Portrait of Researchers of Russian Islam (p. 122-136)

The Effectiveness of Regional Power: from Theory to Measurement (Case Study of the North Caucasus Federal District Republics) (p. 137-152)

The Privatization of Future. New Semantics, Concept & Practice of the Global Society (p. 153-166)

Oganisyan Yu.S.

Phenomenon of Totalitarianism: Exit to the Twenty-First Century (p. 167-177)

Palmowski T., Fedorov G.M.

Russian-Polish Borderland: Problems and Prospects for the Development of Cross-Border Relations (p. 178-191)

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