Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2019

Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2019

Topic:
Looking into the Nature of the Political

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2019.04.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: LOOKING INTO THE NATURE OF THE POLITICAL

Political Agenda of the Government, or Why the State Needs the Society (p. 8-25)

Between Substance and Procedure: Two Traditions in Deliberative Democratic Theory (p. 26-39)

Factors and Justification of Reconstructing Meaning of Political Texts under Conditions of Cognitive and Interpretative Uncertainty (p. 40-56)

LABORATORY: POLITICAL RESEARCH IN THE NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE

The Development of Political Science in Japan (p. 57-68)

Avdonin V.S., Meleshkina Ye.Yu.

What do Ratings Say? Political Science Journals in the RSCI System (p. 69-88)

Voynikov V.V., Entina E.G., Entin M.L.

Prospects, Needs and Pitfalls of Constitutionalization of the EU and the EAEU (p. 89-103)

Pustovoit Yu.A.

How the Regime is Created: Power Coalitions in Siberian Cities (p. 104-118)

Perception and Attitudes Toward Democracy in Russia and Europe (p. 119-131)

Models of Career Trajectories of the Heads of Russian Regions (p. 132-148)

Sinews of War & Nerves of Peace: Hybrid Metamorphosis. Methodological and Prognostic Aspects of the Post-Modernity Co-Existence (p. 149-164)

Egorova-Gantman E.V., Egorova E.M.

Character Assassination. Three Chronicles of the Soviet Period (p. 165-180)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Glukhova A.V., Savenkov R.V.

New Authoritarianism in Polish Vestment (p. 181-191)

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