Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2017

Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2017

Topic:
Russia and Europe. Capabilities and Limits of Understanding

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2017.06.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: RUSSIA AND EUROPE. CAPABILITIES AND LIMITS OF UNDERSTANDING

One Europe or None: Involution and Multipolarity (p. 8-24)

Strezhneva M.V.

Methodological Aspects in the Study of Foreign Policy and Global Role of the European Union (p. 25-42)

Nikovskaya L.I., Skalaban I.A.

Civic Participation: Features of Discourse and Actual Trends of Development (p. 43-60)

The Russian Society’s Confidence in the Local Governments as a Problem (p. 61-75)

Sirotkina E.V., Karandashova S.A.

Loyalty of Elites and Gubernatorial Elections: the Role of Pre-electoral Conflicts in the Voting Outcome (p. 76-91)

Crisis and Revolutions: Fields of Interaction, Actors’ Strategies, and Trajectories of Conflict Dynamics (p. 92-108)

HISTORY RECENT AND REMOTE

The End of the Great Russian Revolution? (p. 109-124)

The U.S. and Russia under Trump and Putin: One Against the Other, Apart, or Together? (p. 125-136)

Kasatkin P.I., Silantieva M.V.

The Anthropological Aspect of Global Education Models: Problems and Solutions (p. 137-149)

Korotayev A.V., Shishkina A.R., Lukhmanova Z.T.

The Global Socio-Political Destabilization Wave of 2011 and the Following Years: A Quantitative Analysis (p. 150-168)

Integration of Immigrants with Different Cultural Background: the German Experience (p. 169-177)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Modern Political Conflicts: The Right for Interference (p. 178-188)

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