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Polis. Political Studies

Rozov N.S.

E-mail: nrozov@gmail.com
Dr. Sci. (Philos.), Professor, Principal Researcher, Institute for Philosophy and Law (Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences); Head of Department for Social Philosophy and Political Science, Novosibirsk State University; Professor, Novosibirsk State Technical University

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Articles in journal:

Rozov N.S.Pustovoit Yu.A.Filippov S.I.Tsygankov V.V.

Revolutionary Waves of the Second Half of the 20th Century: an Interplay between Geopolitics, Violence, and Legitimacy (№ 2 2019)

Crisis and Revolutions: Fields of Interaction, Actors’ Strategies, and Trajectories of Conflict Dynamics (№ 6 2017)

The Vector of Russian 1917 Revolution: Modernization or Counter-Modernization? (№ 2 2017)

Neopatrimonial Regimes: Diversity, Dynamics, and Prospects for Democratization (№ 1 2016)

The Theory of Political Regimes’ Transformation and Nature of Neopatrimonialism (№ 6 2015)

The legitimacy of postrevolutionary power: principles and criteria (№ 5 2014)

Randall Collins’ theories of historical dynamics and context of russian politics (№ 6 2012)

The specificity of «russian power» as determined by mental structures, by ritual practices, and by institutions (№ 1 2011)

The imperative of changing russian national mentality (№ 4 2010)

Round Table of the «Polis» Journal Volodin A.G.Kolba A.I.Kudryashova I.V.Lapkin V.V.Lebedeva M.M.Makarenko S.A.Pantin V.I.Plyays Ya.A.Rozov N.S.Sergeev V.M.Chikharev I.A.

«Mr. Crisis, How Are You to Be Addressed Now?» (№ 3 2009)

Global Crisis in the Context of World Development Megatrends and Prospects of the Russian Policy (№ 3 2009)

Jointly Divided Power and the Conditions of Democracy in Russia in the Making Stage by Stage (№ 5 2008)

Dubovtsev V.A.Rozov N.S.

The Nature of «Russian Power»: from Metaphors to a Conception (№ 3 2007)

The Cyclic Character of Russian Political History as a Disease: Is Recovery Possible? (№ 3 2006)

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