Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2022

Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2022

Topic:
Political Collisions on the World Stage

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2022.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: POLITICAL COLLISIONS ON THE WORLD STAGE

Russia and the United States on the world stage. Part I. From distant friendship to incipient rivalry (p. 7-18)

The global “green imperative”: Russia’s place in the international climate regime (p. 19-30)

Zarubina N.N., Kravchenko S.A.

“New barbarism” in a civilizational perspective: impact on human capital (p. 31-44)

Apanovich M.Yu.

A spatial displacement only? Migration in the light of justice concepts (p. 45-52)

Digital technologies and new goals of innovation policy (p. 53-66)

Kiryanov I.K., Panov P.V.

Regionalist projects in non-ethnic regions of Russia: actors, legitimation, outcomes (p. 67-85)

Kasimov R.Kh., Akoulich M.M.

Areal language policies (p. 86-101)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Parma R.V., Rastorguev S.V., Tyan Yu.S.

Influence of political institutions on economic growth in the countries of the world (p. 102-119)

Trudolyubov A.S.

Political basis of the city: capability problems of the inner-city municipalities in contemporary Russia (p. 120-135)

POLITICAL DISCOURSE

The conceptualization of power in the contemporary scientific discourse of domination (p. 136-149)

Borishpolets K.P.

Great powers’ competition in the 21st century: Russian approaches and Russian discourse (p. 150-165)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Baev V.G., Marchenko A.N.

In the footsteps of what we read: a small book on a big problem (p. 166-175)

Major power rivalry in Africa: a view from China (p. 176-183)

Research optics and methodological perspectives of contemporary ethnopoliitical science (p. 184-191)

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