Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2025

Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2025

Topic:
USA and Europe – unions, regimes and coalitions in the circumstances of global transformations

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2025.04.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THE ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: USA AND EUROPE – UNIONS, REGIMES AND COALITIONS IN THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF GLOBAL TRANSFORMATIONS

Evolution of US electoral coalitions: the case of three presidential elections (p. 7-22)

Trump’s second coming: a chance for Europe? (p. 23-35)

Strezhneva M.V.

The ideology of the Green Deal and current shifts in the organization of governance in the European Union (p. 36-50)

The impact of COVID-19 on European integration in the context of regime theory (p. 51-60)

Marian A.M., Farouk A.F.A., Khelghat-Doost H., Jaafar F.

Post-conflict democratization, foreign funding, and NGO-ization of civil society in Somalia (p. 61-75)

Mozebakh V.A., Raynkhardt R.O.

Scientific diasporas in Japan and their self-organization modes (p. 76-90)

Chistikova A.A.

The potential of coalition theory in international studies: the case of climate change coalitions (p. 91-106)

Karaganov S.A., Malyutin P.N.

The Russia’s dream and idea in the 21st century (p. 107-119)

LABORATORY: ARCTIC SUBJECTS

Yudin N.O., Krivtsov A.I.

Key issues of securing Russia’s national interests in the Arctic (p. 120-137)

Transformation of the Arctic regime: Russia’s position amid the rivalry between the great powers (p. 138-151)

HISTORY RECENT AND REMOTE

Verkhovskaya Zh.A., Kovtonyuk A.I.

Genesis of Russian political denunciation (p. 152-165)

A view from China on Soviet aid during World War II: the case of the 88th rifle brigade of the Far Eastern front (p. 166-181)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

In search of ressentiment: “Inequality of equals” by L. Fishman in the historical and psychological context (p. 182-191)

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