Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2021

Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2021

Topic:
Innovative Policy and Global Change

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2021.05.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: INNOVATIVE POLICY AND GLOBAL CHANGE

Crowley-Vigneau A., Istomin I.A., Baykov A.A., Kalyuzhnova Y.

Transnational Policy Networks and Change Through Internationalization (The Record of Project 5-100) (p. 8-24)

Russian Educational Policy and the Conflicts of Interests in the Field of Innovation (p. 25-38)

Civilization as a Process: Multiplied Subjects of Postmodernity (p. 39-55)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Semenenko I.S., Lapkin V.V., Pantin V.I.

Social Cleavages and Political Divides in a Theoretical Perspective: Criteria for Assessment and Classification (p. 56-77)

Alekseyeva T.A., Loshkariov I.D., Parenkov D.A.

Dilemmas of the Modern Theory of Political Elites: What’s Next? (p. 78-93)

EU Security: Micro-Aggression with Macro-Consequences (p. 94-108)

The Strategic Empathy in the World Politics: Is It Possible to Overcome the Rashomon Effect and Fundamental Attribution Error? (p. 109-126)

Skeletons in a Slavic Closet. Controversies of Historical Memory and Nation-Building in Serbia and Croatia after the Collapse of the SFRY (p. 127-145)

Gabdrakhmanova G.F.

Discursive Identity Construction in Messages to the Regional Parliament. Case of the Republic of Tatarstan (p. 146-160)

Institutional Trust as a Social Capital in Modern Russia (on the Results of Monitoring) (p. 161-175)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Donald Trump and “New Populism” in America (p. 176-183)

Replacing the Myth: “Moment of Truth” for the State (p. 184-191)

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