Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2022

Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2022

Topic:
Global politics in conditions of conflict destabilization

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2022.06.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: GLOBAL POLITICS IN CONDITIONS OF CONFLICT DESTABILIZATION

Managing liberal democracy – influence of secret elite networks in U.S. governments 1901-2021 (p. 7-22)

International assistance and sanctions pressure: geometry of interlinkages (p. 23-37)

Regionalism as a driver of European regions’ activity in their relations with national authorities (p. 38-54)

Zvyagelskaya I.D.

New regionalism and old issues in the Middle East. (p. 55-66)

Bogdanov K.V., Yevtodyeva M.G.

Lethal autonomous weapon systems: landscape and perspectives (p. 67-80)

Climate threats – a new dimension of EU security (p. 81-93)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

The formation of the cognitive code of modernity (p. 94-113)

Baranovsky V.G., Buzhinsky E.P., Zagorsky A.V., Nikitin A.I., Oznobishchev S.K.

Avoiding nuclear war. Problems of escalation/de-escalation of armed conflicts when approaching the “nuclear threshold” (p. 114-134)

Socio-political dynamics in the age of the global crisis: civilizational background (p. 135-150)

Arapova E.Ya., Kudinov A.S.

International sanctions legislation in the U.S., EU and UK: a comparative study (p. 151-165)

Markedonov S.M., Neklyudov N.Y., Suchkov M.A.

Non-military aspects of political interaction in the Caucasus: comparative analysis of US and Russia approaches (p. 166-181)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Studying the nature of war: Russian and European perspectives (p. 182-188)

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