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Adiev A.Z.
District vs Region: Race for Power and Self-Government in Nogai District of Dagestan (Event Analysis of the 2017 Election Campaign)No 6, 2018
Alekseyeva T.A.
Is It Time for Lottery-Based Authorities?No 6, 2018
Arbatov A.G.
Threats to Strategic Stability – Imaginary and RealNo 3, 2018
Atanesyan A.V.
“Velvet Revolution” in Armenia: Potential, Gains and Risks of Political Protest ActivityNo 6, 2018
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Baranovsky V.G. World of Faith and World of Disbelief: Expansion and Reduction of ReligiosityNo 6, 2018
Bardin A.L.
Problems of National Development and Consolidation of Political Spaces (the Cases of Moldova and Romania)No 6, 2018
Bartenev V.I.
Foreign Aid and Quality of Governance: Shattering Illusory CorrelationsNo 6, 2018
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Dakhin A.V. Public Organizations: Beyond the WestNo 2, 2018
Drobizheva L.M.
Russian Identity: Discussions in the Political Space and Dynamics of Mass ConsciousnessNo 5, 2018
Druzhinin A.G.
Prolongation of the “Moscow-Centric” Russian Space: pro et contraNo 5, 2018
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Egorova-Gantman E.V. Despite the Disbelief. The Story of Russian Political PsychologyNo 4, 2018
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Fadeyeva L.A. Twists of European IntegrationNo 5, 2018
Fedorov G.M.
Russian Federation in the Baltic Region: Political Relations and Economic Development in 1992-2017No 3, 2018
Fedotova V.G.
Culture, Institutions, PoliticsNo 1, 2018
Fomin I.V.
Armenian Nationalism vs. Armenian State: Cleavages and Coalitions in the Discourses on Sasna TsrerNo 3, 2018
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Gadzhiev K.S. Russian Federation: National State or a State of Nations?No 3, 2018
Gaivoronsky Yu.O.
Factors of Party System Nationalization in Contemporary RussiaNo 1, 2018
Grishin N.V.
The Phenomenon of Constituency Boundaries Commissions: Development and ProspectsNo 4, 2018
Gutorov V.A.
Post-Communism in Institutional, Ideological and Communicative Dimensions: Critical Notes. Part I.No 3, 2018
Gutorov V.A.
Post-Communism in Institutional, Ideological and Communicative Dimensions: Critical Notes. Part IINo 4, 2018
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Istomin I.A. Assessment of Scientific Productivity and Social Utility of Scientific Studies: The Lessons from the U.S. RecordNo 6, 2018
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Kazarinova D.B. Cold War and Peace: “Russia Against the Rest” and Four World Orders of R. SakwaNo 4, 2018
Khenkin S.M.
Separatism against the State: the Case of CataloniaNo 3, 2018
Kholodkovskii K.G.
Complex Problems of Modern Public ConsciousnessNo 3, 2018
Khoros V.G.
The Principle of Historicity and the A Priori Knowledge: Politico-Analytical Retrospective of the Russian RevolutionNo 6, 2018
Klemeshev A.P.
National-Conservative “Turn” of Poland in Geopolitical ContextNo 5, 2018
Kokoshin A.A.
Strategic Stability in a Deteriorating International EnvironmentNo 4, 2018
Kolosov V.A.
Russia’s Post-Soviet Borderzone in Between East and West: Looking West (Analysis of Political Discourse)No 3, 2018
Kolosov V.A.
Russia’s Post-Soviet Borderzone in Between East and West (Analysis of Political Discourse). Part II: Looking EastNo 5, 2018
Kravchenko S.A.
International Cooperation in the Field of Combating Glocalized CorruptionNo 1, 2018
Kravchenko S.A.
Why Innovative Knowledge About Russian Society Is in Such a DemandNo 4, 2018
Krylov A.V.
The Ideology of Hamas: From Radical Islamism to Rational Practicality?No 4, 2018
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Lapkin V.V. Nation vs Empire in the Modern World OrderNo 4, 2018
Latov Yu.V.
Paradoxes of Memory of the Recent Past: USSR Under Brezhnev, Russia Under Yeltsin and Putin in Perception of the Current Generation of RussiansNo 5, 2018
Letnyakov D.E.
Politico-Ideological Trends of Post-Soviet Societies: An Attempt of GeneralizationNo 1, 2018
Linetsky A.I.
The Moment of Truth: Archaic Behavior Patterns in Russian Political LifeNo 1, 2018
Litvak N.V.
Modern Diplomatic Service as a Reflexive InstitutionNo 2, 2018
Lukin V.P.
Russia in the World of the 21st Century: Accomplishments and HopesNo 6, 2018
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Malinova O.Yu. The Commemoration in Russia of the Centenary of the 1917 Revolution(s): Analysis of Strategies of the Key Mnemonic ActorsNo 1, 2018
Malinova O.Yu.
The Commemoration in Russia of the Centenary of the 1917 Revolution(s): Comparative Analysis of Rival NarrativesNo 2, 2018
Matsiyevsky Yu.V.
Trapped in Hybridity: Ukraine’s Regime Transformations after the 2014 RevolutionNo 1, 2018
Matveychev O.A.
Russian Market of Political Technologies: Stages of Formation and Prospects of DevelopmentNo 2, 2018
Melnikov K.V.
Neopatrimonialism: Classification as a Way of Overcoming the Conceptual StretchingNo 2, 2018
Melnikov S.S.
In-Group and Out-Group in Russian Political Cartoons: Research of the Latent Meanings of Narrative Conflict between Russia and the WestNo 2, 2018
Mizin V.I.
Modern Concepts of Strategic StabilityNo 5, 2018
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Neklessa A.I. The Crises of History. The World as an Unfinished ProjectNo 1, 2018
Nikitin A.I.
Modern World Order, Its Crisis and ProspectsNo 6, 2018
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Okunev I.Yu. Incorporation of Russian Federation Regions: Institutional and Social ConsequencesNo 2, 2018
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Pakhalyuk K.A. Discourse Critique: Research Programs and Protest PracticesNo 1, 2018
Palitay I.S.
Transformation of Images of Power and Political Leaders of Great Britain Under the Influence of Brexit (on
Materials of European and American Media, 2014-2017)No 2, 2018
Pantin V.I.
Transforming of Political Spaces: Toward Polycentric World OrderNo 6, 2018
Pechatnov V.O.
“…And yet It Keeps Revolving”: Reading Victor Kuvaldin’s “The Global World”No 1, 2018
Pechatnov V.O.
Bilderberg Coming of Age (1950s-1970s)No 5, 2018
Puzanova Zh.V.
Contexts of Intercultural Interaction in the High SchoolNo 4, 2018
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Radina N.K. Digital Political Mobilization of Online Commenters on Publications about Politics and International RelationsNo 2, 2018
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Samarkina I.V. Perception of Europe by Young Generation in the Context of New Reality of World Politics (The Case of Krasnodar)No 3, 2018
Semenenko I.S.
Nationalism, Separatism, and Democracy. New Patterns of National Identity in “Old” EuropeNo 5, 2018
Sergeev V.M.
The Crisis of Contemporary U.S. and EU Party Systems: Causes and CharacteristicsNo 2, 2018
Shestopal Ye.B.
Factors of Political Perception of Post-Soviet Countries in Contemporary Russian SocietyNo 1, 2018
Shestopal Ye.B.
Notes of a Political Psychologist on the Book “Identity: the Individual, Society, and Politics”No 4, 2018
Shishkov V.V.
Empire as a Notion and Concept of Modern Political Science: The Problems of InterpretationNo 4, 2018
Shmeleva E.V.
The Gifted Youth, and Development of New Educational Technologies as a Political ProblemNo 2, 2018
Smorgunov L.V.
Blockchain as Institution of Procedural JusticeNo 5, 2018
Sungurov A.Yu.
Expert Community and Power: Models of Interaction and Problems of Civil ResponsibilityNo 4, 2018
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Talagayeva D.A. European Research Area in Action: Horizon 2020No 1, 2018
Teslya A.A.
Orthodox Radicalism: Political Doctrine of the Christian Brotherhood of StruggleNo 5, 2018
Tikhonova N.E.
Balance of State Interests and Human Rights in Perception of Russians: Empirical AnalysisNo 5, 2018
Timofeev I.N.
The U.S. Sanctions Against Iran: Experience and Eventual ImplicationsNo 4, 2018
Torkunov A.V.
Challenges to Social and Human Sciences in RussiaNo 5, 2018
Tsapenko I.P.
Cultural Diversity and the Destiny of NationsNo 2, 2018
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Vodopyanov K.G. Suffering Leviathan: What Will Save the Modern State (About the Book by N. Noonan and V. Nadkarni)No 3, 2018
Voevoda E.V.
Axiology of Education in the Discourse of Contemporary PolicyNo 6, 2018
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Yerokhov I.A. New Framework of Political Knowledge: Labor, Control and Vision of the FutureNo 4, 2018
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Zamyatin D.N. Post-City: Space and Ontological Models of ImaginationNo 3, 2018
Zaykov K.S.
Ethnosocial Situation in Arctic Regions of Russia and the State National PolicyNo 2, 2018
Zolyan S.T.
"Doublethink" and Semiotics Of Political Discourse.No 3, 2018
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