Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2021

Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2021

Topic:
The “Eternal” Political Questions

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2021.06.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THE ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: THE “ETERNAL” POLITICAL QUESTIONS

Entin M.L., Entina E.G., Braterskiy M.V.

The Imperative of Transition to a New Model of Socioeconomic Development (p. 8-25)

Oznobishchev S.K.

Policy and Arms Control (p. 26-41)

Modern Convergent Arab Nationalism in the Mirror of Historic Memory (p. 42-59)

Gaman-Golutvina O.V., Solov’eva D.D.

France’s New Political Elite Against the Old Recruitment System (p. 60-72)

Digital Divide in the Modern Megapolis: Political Aspects (p. 73-88)

Koltsova O.Yu., Judina D.I., Pashakhin S.V., Kolycheva A.V.

Coverage of Presidential Elections in Kazakhstan and Ukraine by Russian Media (p. 89-107)

PSYCHOLOGICAL DISCOURSE: PERSONALITIES OF LEADERS AND PROVOCATION AS A POLITICAL STRATEGY

Artamonova Yu.D., Demchuk V.A.

Modern Personalization of Politics: New Approaches to Its Analysis (p. 108-121)

De Landtsheer C., Hollander Sh., Maene P.

Brexit and Political Personality: The Psychological Profiles of Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn (p. 122-136)

Political Provocations in the Electoral Debates of U.S. Presidential Candidates (p. 137-154)

Russians’ Perceptions of the Relationship between the Individual and State Interests: an Empirical Analysis of Dynamics (p. 155-170)

Clientelism and Informal Networks of Regional Elites in Russia: Network Analysis of the Case of Sverdlovsk Oblast (p. 171-188)

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