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Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2021

Topic:
Reflections on Civilizations, Multipolarity, and World Order

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2021.04.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THE ISSUE

Presenting the Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: REFLECTIONS ON CIVILIZATIONS, MULTIPOLARITY, AND WORLD ORDER

INTRODUCTION by Co-editors and Contributors of the Special Section Elena Chebankova and Piotr Dutkiewicz (p. 8-13)

Safranchuk I.A., Lukyanov F.A.

The Contemporary World Order: The Adaptation of Actors to Structural Realities (p. 14-25)

Civilization and Liberal Democracy (p. 26-42)

Chebankova E.A., Dutkiewicz P.

Ideology and Civilizational Discourse (p. 43-57)

Civilisation and the Globalisation of Capitalism (p. 58-75)

Humanitarization of World Politics (p. 76-87)

The Ten Aporias of Our Time. The Theory and Practice of Nuclear Deterrence (p. 88-111)

In Search of Another Mainstream (p. 112-131)

PROBLEMS AND JUDGMENTS: RELIGION, POLITICS AND ONTOLOGY OF THE SOCIAL BEING

The Political Philosophy of Freedom in the Christian Axiology of Republicanism (p. 132-147)

Mchedlova M.M., Kazarinova D.B.

COVID-19 Pandemic Challenge and Religion: Ontology vs Politics (p. 148-162)

Malakhov V.S., Letnyakov D.E.

Religious Politics of Post-Soviet States: Between Path Dependence and Governmentality (p. 163-175)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Pomiguev I.A., Alekseev D.V.

Resetting Bills: Discontinuity as a Political Technology for Blocking Policy Decision (p. 176-191)

Journal

Introducing an article

Polis. Political Studies
2 2007

Sergeev V.M., Kuzmin A.S., Nechayev V.D., Alekseyenkova Ye.S.
The Trust and Spatial Interaction of Social Nets

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