Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2022

Topic:
Geopolitical shock. Analysis and new strategies 

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DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2022.04.00
CONTENT:
DIXI-STYLE INTRODUCTION
Baranovsky V.G.
Escalation of conventional conflicts: about the possible transition of the nuclear threshold (p. 6-9)
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THEME OF THE ISSUE: GEOPOLITICAL SHOCK. ANALYSIS AND NEW STRATEGIES
Arbatov A.G.
The Ukrainian crisis and strategic stability (p. 10-31)
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Nazarov V.P., Afinogenov D.A.
Strategic planning in Russia: a new stage of development (p. 32-46)
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Crowley-Vigneau A., Baykov A.A., Kalyuzhnova Y.
Russian higher education under sanctions: a constructivist perspective (p. 47-62)
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Kupriyanov A.V.
Russia and India: problems and prospects for cooperation (p. 63-76)
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THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES
Alekseyeva T.A.
Agent-structure relations: methodology of constructivism (p. 77-93)
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Pushkaryova G.V.
Political branding: turning to symbolic policy (p. 94-107)
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ORBIS TERRARUM
Goldstone J.A., Grinin L.Ye., Korotayev A.V.
Waves of revolutions in the 21st century (p. 108-119)
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Litvinova T.N., Zheleznyakov A.S., Chuluunbaatar G.
The challenges of modernity in the Mongolian world (p. 120-133)
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Grafov D.B.
The influence of group loyalty on democratic transit in non-Western societies (p. 134-147)
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RUSSIA TODAY
Palitay I.S.
The Russian political elite: characteristics and dynamics (based on research materials dating from 2011 to 2021) (p. 148-160)
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Turovsky R.F., Luizidis E.M.
Exploring the causes of gubernatorial resignations in Russia (p. 161-178)
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Stukal D.K., Shilina A.N.
Attitudes toward authorities as a factor of the political trolling perception on social media in Russia (p. 179-191)
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