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Aliyev R.A.
Energy security community: conceptualization using the Caspian region as a case study
No 2, 2025
Antyukhova E.A.
Intelligentsia in a neo-Gramscian reading and global political economic practiceNo 2, 2025
Avdonin V.S.
Russian journals on political science through the prism of bibliometric indicatorsNo 1, 2025
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Baranovsky V.G. On the formation of a new world orderNo 1, 2025
Bhuiyan M. S.
India and Pakistan's responses to the Belt and Road initiative and the future of the “Asian century”No 2, 2025
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Chebankova E.A. Once again on modernity: reflections on ideology and politicsNo 3, 2025
Chernyakhovsky S.F.
On the crisis of the design and prognostic ability of Western modern political philosophyNo 2, 2025
Chkoniya L.
South African political elite's perception of Russia: social media data sentiment analysisNo 1, 2025
Chubarov I.G.
Non-Western political systems in development: the case of whole process people’s democracy in ChinaNo 3, 2025
Chugrov S.V.
Cio-Cio-san syndrome: Asia-Pacific insecurity from the point of view of Japanese public opinionNo 2, 2025
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Deyneka O.S. Perceptions of the ideal governor in the eyes of Russian youth
No 2, 2025
Duka A.V.
Elite paradoxNo 1, 2025
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Editorial Introduction Presenting the issueNo 1, 2025
Editorial Introduction
Presenting this issueNo 2, 2025
Editorial Introduction
Presenting the issueNo 3, 2025
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Feoktistov N.M. The problem of Russian voters' perception of democratic values in the context of attitudes to the WestNo 2, 2025
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Ivanova M.I. New horizons of the developmental state modelNo 3, 2025
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Jakobson L.I. Understanding to collaborate: the unique characteristics of NGOs and intersectoral policyNo 1, 2025
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Kerimov T.Kh. Politicization of social ontology and its paradoxes
No 1, 2025
Kharkevich M.V.
Plural ontology of the international: in search of overcoming the crisis in political science No 1, 2025
Klinova M.V.
Evolution of the political and economic role of the state and change of strategic priorities (using the example of the European Union)No 3, 2025
Koktysh K.E.
The rise of the American deep stateNo 3, 2025
Koshkarova N.N.
On the way to a multipolar world: metaphors in the BRICS summits declarationsNo 3, 2025
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Lapkin V.V. Society in development as a subject of political scienceNo 2, 2025
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Miroshnichenko I.V. Intangible resources of rural development policy: pyramid of opportunitiesNo 1, 2025
Mirzadzhanov T.E.
Transformation of foreign and domestic Polish politics by conservative national populism: consequences of the rule of “Law and Justice”
No 1, 2025
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Nikiporets-Takigawa G.Yu. Japan’s national cyber security strategy: problem field and approach’s traps
No 3, 2025
Nikitin A.I.
The global power of the future: renewal of strategic orientations of IndiaNo 1, 2025
Novikov D.P.
In search of Eurasia: discourse analysis of the views of experts and political scientists in Russia and ChinaNo 3, 2025
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Ordovsky D. Digital public diplomacy in social media era: evolution and current trendsNo 2, 2025
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Pomozova N.B. Military Artificial Intelligence in the U.S. and PRC: cooperate and don’t fight?No 3, 2025
Prokopiev E.A.
Online interaction of municipal authorities with the population (case of surveys on VKontakte in the Northwestern federal district of Russia)No 3, 2025
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Radina N.K. Patriotism as a social phenomenon in the scientific representation of reality: concept and theoriesNo 2, 2025
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Sadovaja E.S. Social agenda in the era of social transformationsNo 3, 2025
Safranchuk I.A.
Dominant narratives in Western media during the 1990s formation of the Responsibility to ProtectNo 2, 2025
Sebentzov A.B.
Theory and practice of cross-border regionalization. Lessons for RussiaNo 2, 2025
Solovyov A.I.
Doctrinal symbolization and the political vernacular of narratives. What is changing in the public field?No 1, 2025
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Tsapenko I.P. Challenges of migration for foreign policy and its instrumentalizationNo 1, 2025
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