Polis. Political Studies. No 2 2023

Polis. Political Studies. No 2 2023

Topic:
The image of the Other as a factor in world politics

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2023.02.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6-8)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: THE IMAGE OF THE OTHER AS A FACTOR IN WORLD POLITICS

Atanesyan A.V., Mkrtichyan A.E.

Russia as an ally: the dynamics of public perceptions in Armenian society before and after the 2020 Karabakh war (p. 9-26)

Svirchevskii D.A., Fomin I.V.

Images of Europe in the discourse of German left- and right-wing populists: between solidarity Europe and fortress Europe (p. 27-40)

The impact of streaming on the film industry and soft power strategies in China, South Korea and Japan (p. 41-53)

PANORAMA OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN RUSSIA

Agafonov Iu.G, Sokolov M.M.

Russian political science in 2021: a survey (p. 54-71)

Melville A.Yu., Malgin A.V., Mironyuk M.G., Stukal D.K.

“Political Atlas of the Modern World 2.0”: formulation of the research problem (p. 72-87)

WE IN THE WORLD, THE WOLRD IN US

The Perils of Democratism (p. 88-102)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Policy of sanctions in a changing world: theoretical reflection (p. 103-119)

Foreign interference in internal affairs: deconstruction of an essentially indeterminate concept (p. 120-137)

Akhremenko A.S., Petrov A.P.

Anger, identity or efficacy belief? Dynamics of motivation and participation in 2020 Belarusian protests (p. 138-153)

The evolution of the presidential role in Poland’s political system since 1989 (p. 154-170)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Mazus A.I., Kozhokin E.M.

Political and civilizational alternatives in healthcare and beyond (p. 171-179)

Civilizations in modern politics: subjectness, internal divides, dynamics (p. 180-191)

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