Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2023

Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2023

Topic:
concepts “the innovation” and “the tradition” in political discourse

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2023.05.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6)

WE IN THE WORLD, THE WORLD IN US

Nuclear metamorphoses (p. 7-28)

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THEME OF THE ISSUE: CONCEPTS “THE INNOVATION” AND “THE TRADITION” IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE

Konnov V.I., Talagayeva D.A.

The concept “innovations” as a political instrument: from the linear innovation model to the knowledge triangle (p. 29-44)

Tradition and innovation in politics and in development policies: dialectics of compatibility (p. 45-65)

Morozova E.V., Miroshnichenko I.V.

Traditions and innovations in development policy of rural territories in Russia: the potential of Cossacks (p. 66-87)

Innovation and tradition in the interpretation of democracy in the modern CCP ideology (p. 88-105)

Dikarev A.D., Fan Xuesong

The latest foreign policy courses of the PRC in the era of Xi Jinping as a legacy of ancient Chinese ideas: interpretations and guidelines (p. 106-119)

Political innovations: obvious meanings and the nonobviousness of reality (p. 120-140)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Lebedeva M.M., Zinovieva E.S.

Methods of neuroscience in studying world politics (p. 141-152)

Melville A.Yu., Malgin A.V., Mironyuk M.G., Stukal D.K.

Empirical challenges and methodological approaches in comparative politics (through the lens of the Political Atlas of the Modern World 2.0) (p. 153-171)

Territorial state and complex society: the imperative of co-evolution in the space of politics (p. 172-191)

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