Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2018

Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2018

Topic:
Baltic Accent of the Russian Political Science

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2018.05.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

WE IN THE WORLD - THE WORLD IN US

Challenges to Social and Human Sciences in Russia (p. 8-16)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: BALTIC ACCENT OF THE RUSSIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE

Klemeshev A.P., Vorozheina Ya.A.

National-Conservative “Turn” of Poland in Geopolitical Context (p. 17-28)

Prolongation of the “Moscow-Centric” Russian Space: pro et contra (p. 29-42)

Orthodox Radicalism: Political Doctrine of the Christian Brotherhood of Struggle (p. 43-56)

Kolosov V.A., Zotova M.V., Popov F.A., Gritsenko A.A., Sebentzov A.B.

Russia’s Post-Soviet Borderzone in Between East and West (Analysis of Political Discourse). Part II: Looking East (p. 57-69)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Nationalism, Separatism, and Democracy. New Patterns of National Identity in “Old” Europe (p. 70-87)

Blockchain as Institution of Procedural Justice (p. 88-99)

Drobizheva L.M.

Russian Identity: Discussions in the Political Space and Dynamics of Mass Consciousness (p. 100-115)

Paradoxes of Memory of the Recent Past: USSR Under Brezhnev, Russia Under Yeltsin and Putin in Perception of the Current Generation of Russians (p. 116-133)

Balance of State Interests and Human Rights in Perception of Russians: Empirical Analysis (p. 134-149)

Mizin V.I., Sergeev V.M.

Modern Concepts of Strategic Stability (p. 150-166)

Bilderberg Coming of Age (1950s-1970s) (p. 167-183)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Twists of European Integration (p. 184-191)

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