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Polis. Political Studies. No 6 2019

Topic:
Europe, New Times, Old Problems

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2019.06.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

WE IN THE WORLD, THE WORLD IN US

Departure of Military Superiority of the West, and Geo-Economics (p. 8-21)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: EUROPE, NEW TIMES, OLD PROBLEMS

Germany after Merkel (Whether to Wait for Changes in the Foreign Policy of Germany?) (p. 22-35)

Strategic Autonomy of the European Union: Reality or Good Intention? (p. 36-52)

Turkey, Russia and Europe from the Perspective of “Civilizational Realism” (p. 53-66)

ORBIS TERRARUM: THE WORLD OF ISLAM AND CONTEMPORARY POLICY

Right-Sizing and Right-Peopling: The Middle East Challenges (p. 67-80)

Grinin L.Ye., Korotayev A.V.

Political Aspects of Contemporary Islamism (p. 81-94)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Korgunyuk Yu.G.

Cleavage Theory and Theory of Issue Dimensions: Cross-Points (p. 95-112)

Radina N.K., Krupnaya D.A.

Digital Policy Participation: Efficiency of E-Petitions Of Non-State Digital Platforms (Based on the Material of Change.org) (p. 113-127)

Global Interlude: from Unipolar Dysfunction to a New World Order (p. 128-144)

Staging of Political Reality (p. 145-158)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

On the Reasons and Meaning of Revolutions (Nikolai Rozov’s Version) (p. 159-164)

Kudryavtsev A.K.

France Impressing the World (p. 165-176)

Fedorchenko A.V.

Russia – Saudi Arabia: Will Partnership Take Place? (p. 177-188)

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Negotiations Between the USSR / Russia and China on Border Settlement (Article Two)

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