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Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2021

Topic:
Contemporary Conflicts and Their Conceptualization

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2021.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6-8)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: CONTEMPORARY CONFLICTS AND THEIR CONCEPTUALIZATION

Simonov Yu.P., Korolev A.A.

Conceptualizing the Common European Home: a French Vision (p. 9-24)

Ethnic Conflict and Forms of Government: Contemporary Discussions (p. 25-40)

Torosyan T.S., Vardanyan A.V.

Conceptualising a Methodology for a Comparative Analysis of the Success of Secessions (p. 41-57)

Tokarev A.A., Prikhodchenko A.Yu., Margoev A.R., Tseleshchev A.A.

Chinese Foreign Policy Reflected in Images of the Present and the Future: Psychographic Method (p. 58-77)

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Sokolshchik L.M.

American Conservatism and the Callenge of Contemporary Populism: Theoretical and Ideological Aspects (p. 78-93)

In Search of the Origins of Multinational Federalism (p. 94-109)

“Imagined Geopolitics” in the Russian Media Discourse on Coronavirus (p. 110-124)

А Test of Russian Geopolitics: Russia's Foreign Policy in the Perspective of Geopolitical Theories (p. 125-141)

Max Weber’s Dialectical Rationalism and the Foundations of Social Sciences (p. 142-156)

Professional Taboos in Russian Political Consultancy (p. 157-168)

Grigoriev I.S., Dekalchuk A.A., Gubaydullina S.Sh.

Multilevel Governance and Resource Exchange: Votes, Budgets, Information (p. 169-181)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

A Guide to Virtual Reality (p. 182-191)

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Peskov D.N.
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