Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2019

Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2019

Topic:
Leaders and Masses in the Epoch of Great Transformations

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2019.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6-8)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: LEADERS AND MASSES IN THE EPOCH OF GREAT TRANSFORMATIONS

Shestopal Ye.B.

Quarter-Century-Long Project: Study of the Images of Authorities and Leaders in Post-Soviet Russia (1993-2018) (p. 9-20)

Political Function of the Intellectual: History and Modernity (p. 21-32)

Pain E.A., Fediunin S.Yu.

Populism and Elitism in Contemporary Russia (p. 33-48)

Bastions of Tradition: The Ethnic Factor and Machine Politics in the Russian Regions (p. 49-70)

Discussion on the Development of China and Prospects for Its Foreign Policy (p. 71-89)

Kazun A.D., Kazun A.P.

Neither a Friend. Not a Foe: Donald Trump in the Russian Media (p. 90-104)

Zvyagelskaya I.D.

Symbols and Values in International Relations in the Middle East (p. 105-123)

Entin M.L., Entina E.G., Torkunova E.A.

New Phase of Decolonization: From Formal Sovereignity to Real One (p. 124-135)

Neo-Realistic Approach to Analysis of Military-Political Situation in the Arctic (p. 136-148)

HISTORY RECENT AND REMOTE

Aleksander Solzhenitsyn and Politics (p. 149-166)

Structuring Political Science and International Relations Article in View of Science Information Quality (p. 167-181)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Konyshev V.N., Sergunin A.A.

Orient Is a Delicate Matter: Military in Political Processes in Asian Countries (p. 182-191)

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