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Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2014

Topic:
Demoracy’s new make-ups

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2014.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 8-9)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: DEMORACY’S NEW MAKE-UPS

Is other democracy possible? (p. 10-27)

Is it possible to regulate democracy? Part II. (p. 28-44)

Parties and interest groups: to a new model of interaction (p. 45-59)

Pivovarov Yu.S.

On the sovietic and on the ways of its overcoming (article first). The sovietic Ueber alles (p. 60-82)

The Global Modern, postmaterial values and periphery capitalism in Russia (p. 83-98)

Resources of influence in world politics (p. 99-108)

Nisnevich Yu.A., Rozhich P.

Lustration as instrument of counteracting corruption (p. 109-130)

Round Table of the «Polis» Journal, Streltsov D.V., Chugrov S.V., Karelova L.B., Oznobishchev S.K.

Russia and Japan. Part II. View from Russia (p. 131-145)

Yeremenko G.O., Kokarev K.P.

eLibrary.ru and Russian Science Citation Index in the information infrastructure of russian science: conversation with Gennadiy Yeremenko, Director General, eLibrary.ru (p. 146-154)

Talagayeva D.A.

Norway: the state science policy (p. 155-165)

Tatarinova S.M.

Japan: the system of R&D state support (p. 166-174)

State, business and civil society: cooperation for modernization (according to results of RAPS all-Russian conference) (p. 175-177)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Urbanity in the political-science dimension (p. 178-181)

Ideas living in the time (p. 182-186)

Journal

Introducing an article

Polis. Political Studies
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Solovyov A.I.
Political Agenda of the Government, or Why the State Needs the Society

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