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Value Characteristics of the Russian Political Process and Strategy of the Country’s DevelopmentShestopal Ye.B.
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Value Crisis: Why Formal Democracy Does Not Work
Delyagin M.G.
No 1, 2008
Value Dimensions of Power
Demidov A.I.
No 3, 1996
Variations of Regional Images: Cognitive-Geographical Contexts
Zamyatina N.Yu.
No 5, 2004
Variety of political systems as consequence of differences in people’s behaviorLinetsky A.I.
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Vectors of the Global Changes: Analysis and Appraisals of the Main Factors of the World Political Development
Utkin A.I.
No 1, 2000
Vertical Democracy
Sartori G.
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Violence and Freedom in the Political Context
Mezhuyev V.M.
No 3, 2004
Virtual Dimensions of Languages Policy: Conflict-Bearing Character of Linguistic Coexistence
Gronskaya N.E.
No 6, 2004
Virtual Expectations: Condition and Prospects of Political Runet
Ovchinnikov B.V.
No 1, 2002
Vision and Adoption of Western Institutions and Values within Post-Soviet Dimensions: Experience of the Ukraine and Russia
Lapkin V.V., Pantin V.I.
No 1, 2004
Visualization of Political Media SpaceSharkov F.I.
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Voting “Against All”: Motives and Tendencies
Lyubarev A.Ye.
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