Polis. Political Studies. No 3 2021

Polis. Political Studies. No 3 2021

Topic:
Studying of the Institutional Transformations in Russia

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2021.03.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THE ISSUE

Presenting the Issue (p. 6-7)

WE IN THE WORLD, THE WORLD IN US

On the Eternal and the New In the Current Context of World Politics (on the 800th Anniversary of the Birth of Alexander Nevsky) (p. 8-16)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: STUDYING OF THE INSTITUTIONAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN RUSSIA

Amending the Russian Constitution as Symbolic Politics: 1993-2020 (p. 17-37)

Nikovskaya L.I., Yakimets V.N.

Municipal Public Policy: The Viability of its Institutions and Subjects (The Cases of Kostroma and Yaroslavl) (p. 38-56)

ORBIS TERRARUM: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Safranchuk I.A., Lukyanov F.A.

The Modern World Order: Structural Realities and Great Power Rivalries (p. 57-76)

Antyukhova E.A.

NATO in the Сrosshairs of COVID-19 (p. 77-90)

Belarus: A New Geopolitical Reality? (p. 91-110)

POLITICAL DISCOURSE

Chernysh M.F., He Yijin

Discourses of Social Justice In The Chinese and Russian Cultural Contexts (p. 111-128)

The Great Mediterranean as a Multi-Dimensional Object of Political Research (p. 129-146)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Akhremenko A.S., Belenkov V.E., Petrov A.P.

The Logic of Protest Campaigns: From Empirical Data to Dynamic Models (and Back) (p. 147-165)

Romanov D.M., Meshcherina K.V., Korotayev A.V.

The Share of Youth in the Total Population as a Factor of Intensity of Non-Violent Protests: A Quantitative Analysis (p. 166-181)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Russia and the Korean Peninsula: Political Realism and Empathy (p. 182-191)

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