Polis. Political Studies. No 2 2025

Polis. Political Studies. No 2 2025

Topic:
Concepts and practices of world politics – pros and cons

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2025.02.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES OF WORLD POLITICS – PROS AND CONS

Antyukhova E.A., Krynzhina M.D.

Intelligentsia in a neo-Gramscian reading and global political economic practice (p. 8-24)

Bhuiyan M. S., Wang, Yi

India and Pakistan's responses to the Belt and Road initiative and the future of the “Asian century” (p. 25-41)

Cio-Cio-san syndrome: Asia-Pacific insecurity from the point of view of Japanese public opinion (p. 42-60)

Sebentzov A.B., Lomakina A. I.

Theory and practice of cross-border regionalization. Lessons for Russia (p. 61-77)

Deyneka O.S., Averyanova S.A., Maksimenko A.A.

Perceptions of the ideal governor in the eyes of Russian youth (p. 78-95)

Energy security community: conceptualization using the Caspian region as a case study (p. 96-109)

Safranchuk I.A., Zhornist V.M.

Dominant narratives in Western media during the 1990s formation of the Responsibility to Protect (p. 110-123)

Feoktistov N.M.

The problem of Russian voters' perception of democratic values in the context of attitudes to the West (p. 124-134)

IDEAS FOR FURTHER CULTIVATION

Society in development as a subject of political science (p. 135-156)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Ordovsky D., Kozhemyakin E.A.

Digital public diplomacy in social media era: evolution and current trends (p. 157-166)

Patriotism as a social phenomenon in the scientific representation of reality: concept and theories (p. 167-179)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Chernyakhovsky S.F.

On the crisis of the design and prognostic ability of Western modern political philosophy (p. 180-191)

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