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Polis. Political Studies. No 3 2015

Topic:
Manuscripts don't burn!

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2015.03.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 7-8)

HISTORY RECENT AND REMOTE

Oganisyan Yu.S.

The Great Patriotic War - an Unfinished War? (p. 9-26)

Simonia N.A., Torkunov A.V.

New World Order: from Bipolarity to Multipolarity (p. 27-37)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: MANUSCRIPTS DON'T BURN!

Introduction to the rubric (p. 38-39)

Institutionalism(s): Explanatory Models and Casuality (p. 39-55)

Morphology and Casuality (p. 56-71)

Integrating the Humanities: Semiotics or Memetics? (p. 72-84)

Makarenko B.I., Lokshin I.M.

Modern Party Systems: Scenarios of Evolution and Trends of Development (p. 85-109)

Is There a Chance for Global Social Democracy? (p. 110-126)

POLITICAL THEORY

Government Decisions: the Conceptual Space and Dead Ends of Theorization (p. 127-146)

Grigorieva E.I., Zaripova Z.R., Kokarev K.P.

How Good Are the Journals in Which You Publish Your Articles? (p. 147-159)

Scientific Article: a Fruit of Creative Art, Craft, or Relevation? (p. 160-176)

Third «Berdyaev Readings» Forum - 2015. Kaliningrad (p. 177-177)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Timofeyeva L.N.

Russian Government and Bureaucratic State by V.P. Makarenko (p. 178-184)

Nemirovsky V.G.

Traumatized society and its phantoms (p. 185-189)

Journal

Introducing an article

Polis. Political Studies
2 2004

Larsen S.U., Hersvik J.
Downfall and Restoration of a Democratic Regime in Portugal (Essay of Applying Games Theory to the Analysis of Historical Events)

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