Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2022

Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2022

Topic:
New media and politics

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2022.05.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6)

WE IN THE WORLD, THE WOLRD IN US

Russia and political order in a changing world: values, institutions, prospects (p. 7-22)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: NEW MEDIA AND POLITICS

Timofeyeva L.N., Ryabchenko N.A., Malysheva O.P., Gnedash A.A.

The digital socio-political agenda: theoretical model tested on the Russian case “Coronavirus-2020” (p. 23-39)

Volodenkov S.V., Fedorchenko S.N.

The peculiarities of the subjectness phenomenon in the context of contemporary technological transformations (p. 40-55)

Telegram channels in the electoral battle: the peculiarities of civic activism development in the context of Belarus’s political crisis in 2020 (p. 56-74)

Artamonov D.S, Tikhonova S.V.

Memory policy on the Internet memes: from visualization of history to fakes (p. 75-87)

Cancel culture in world politics: historical and philosophical roots (p. 88-98)

Samarkina I.V., Miroshnichenko I.V., Borisko O.A.

The subjective space of youth policy: theoretical model and regional projections (the case of the Krasnodar territory) (p. 99-116)

Tokarev A.A., Kravchuk I.D., Boyko M.Y., Ilyinsky R.V.

Sociology of the Russian image of the future: preliminary results (p. 117-136)

Shakhalilov Sh.Sh.

Russia: changing the usual way of acquiring the status of a great power (p. 137-150)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Guo Jing, GaoYan Qiuyu

A new connotation of political development as a tool for analysis of political processes in China (p. 151-164)

Congruency as a parameter of political stability (p. 165-181)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Kraev O.L., Silantieva M.V.

Collective memory formation in Peru through the lens of J.P. Feldman’s research (p. 182-191)

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