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Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2007

Topic:
New expanses of public policy

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2007.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting This Issue (p. 5)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: NEW EXPANSES OF PUBLIC POLICY

Ideological Pluralism and the Transformation of the Public Sphere in Post-Soviet Russia (p. 6-21)

Belyayeva N.Yu.

Public Policy in Russia: Resistance of the Medium (p. 22-32)

POLITICAL DISCOURSE

Potseluyev S.P.

Political Paradialogue (p. 33-61)

Kostryukova O.N., Osipov G.R., Sarenkov A.A.

Semantic Analysis of the “Subordination” Concept in the Field of the Opposition of the Private and the Public (p. 62-70)

INTERPRETATIONS

Intelligentsia and Structural Innovations in Political Expanse (An Essay of Comparative Analysis) (p. 71-93)

Political Community: Construction and Institutionalization (p. 94-103)

Lapkin V.V., Pantin V.I.

Political Transformations in Russia and in Ukraine in the Years 2004 to 2006: Causes and Possible Consequences (p. 104-119)

The Status of a Party in Russian Political Culture (p. 120-131)

Family Citizenship of the Youth in the Northern Caucasus (p. 132-152)

Akhremenko A.S.

Spatial Modeling of Electoral Choice: Development, Modern Problems and Prospects (I) (p. 153-167)

Expanse as Image and Transaction: to the Formation of Geonomics (p. 168-183)

Political Science Chronicle (p. 184)

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