Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2020

Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2020

Topic:
Gazing into the Contours of the Future World Order

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2020.04.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-8)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: GAZING INTO THE CONTOURS OF THE FUTURE WORLD ORDER

Butler W.E., Entin M.L., Entina E.G., Torkunova E.A.

Greater Eurasia: In Search of a Legal Order (p. 9-23)

New World Order: Parameters and Possible Contours (p. 24-35)

China and Arms Control: Not Utopia, but a Reality (p. 36-54)

Lapkin V.V., Pantin V.I.

Global Dynamics of Political Institutions in the Context of the Destabilizing World Order (cases of the EU and Russia) (p. 55-77)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Non-West Model: Does the Civilization-State Exist? (p. 78-93)

Neoclassical Realism in the Theory of International Relations (p. 94-111)

Strezhneva M.V.

Systems Approach in International Research: on the Applicability of the Theoretical Heritage of Alexander Bogdanov (p. 112-123)

Sardaryan G.T., Alekseyeva T.A.

Secularization and Religiousness in the Optics of Constructivism (p. 124-138)

Malakhov V.S., Kascian K.

The EU’s Migration Dilemma: Legal and Political Dimensions (p. 139-151)

Chigasheva M.A., Elizar’eva M.A., Larina T.S.

The National-Cultural Profile of the Political Language of CDU/CSU Leaders (p. 152-165)

LABORATORY: THE EFFECTS OF PERCEPTION IN MODERN RUSSIAN POLITICS

Shestopal Ye.B., Rogach N.N.

Representations of an “Ideal” as a Factor of the Perception of a Political Leader in Reality (p. 166-180)

Evgenyeva T.V., Smulkina N.V., Tsymbal I.A.

Russia’s Place in the World in the Perception of National Citizens: Identification Dimension (p. 181-191)

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