Polis. Political Studies. No 3 2022

Polis. Political Studies. No 3 2022

Topic:
Spatial and temporal aspects of the study of mega-regions and evolving localities on an example of the greater Mediterranean

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2022.03.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ASPECTS OF THE STUDY OF MEGA-REGIONS AND EVOLVING LOCALITIES ON AN EXAMPLE OF THE GREATER MEDITERRANEAN

Introduction. New ways to explore mega-regions and evolving localities (p. 7)

Ilyin M.V., Nechayev V.D.

Challenges and prospects of study of the Greater Mediterranean (p. 8-23)

Okunev I.Yu., Zakharova I.A.

The Greater Mediterranean as a macroregion: spatial analysis (p. 24-37)

Vishnyakov Ya.V., Smirnova P.E.

The Balkans. Between the Cross and the Crescent (p. 38-49)

ORBIS TERRARUM: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Russia and the United States on the world stage. Part III. The role of messianism, exceptionalism, ambition, and survival in forging rivalry (p. 50-66)

Borovsky Yu.V., Shishkina O.V.

The EU's energy policy and its driving forces (p. 67-79)

Korgun I.A., Toloraya G.D.

On the question of effectiveness of sanctions against DPRK (p. 80-95)

The second Karabakh war: background, causes, consequences (p. 96-107)

Cyberspace security in Latin American countries (p. 108-123)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Satarov G.A., Blagoveshchensky Yu.N.

Network modeling of mass political consciousness. First results (p. 124-140)

A theory of policy drift: obstructionist politics as a mechanism of U.S. welfare state retrenchment (p. 141-156)

Mikhaylova A.A., Hvaley D.V., Mikhaylov A.S.

“Digital traces” as an indication of the population’s interest in the border regions of Russia for cross-border contacts (p. 157-175)

How about a conversation? Socio-organizational characteristics of collective action in contemporary Moscow (p. 176-191)

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