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Polis. Political Studies. No 2 2015

Topic:
Russia's dramatic dilemmas

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2015.02.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 7-8)

Address of political scientists of INION RAS (p. 9)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: RUSSIA'S DRAMATIC DILEMMAS

Gorshkov M.K., Petukhov V.V.

Foreign Policy Orientations of the Russians: a New Turn (p. 10-34)

Russia’s Local Self-Government: the Agent of the Government in the Trap of Insuffi cient Funding and Civil Passivity (p. 35-51)

Specifics of Migration from Russia to Europe in the Course of Crisis: the Flight of the Creative Class (p. 52-67)

Does Russia Need a Bipartisan System? (p. 68-77)

POLITICAL THEORY

Vasileva V.M., Vorobyev A.N.

Corruption Markets (p. 78-96)

Negotiations Between the USSR / Russia and China on Border Settlement (Article Two) (p. 97-116)

Korotayev A.V., Isayev L.M.

Political Geography of Modern Egypt (p. 117-136)

Khenkin S.M., Kudryashova I.V.

The Integration of Europe’s Muslims in its Political Aspects (p. 137-155)

Pluralism, Tolerance and Freedom in Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights (p. 156-161)

Clash of Civilizations or Sustainable Development? (p. 162-172)

Tkhagapsoyev Kh.G.

Interpretation of Social Space – Time in the Context of Civilizational Process (p. 173-180)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Korgunyuk Yu.G.

Electoral Corruption. Medical Record (p. 181-186)

Food as a Mirror of Global Political Development (p. 187-190)

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Introducing an article

Polis. Political Studies
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Malinova O.Yu.
Ideological Pluralism and the Transformation of the Public Sphere in Post-Soviet Russia

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