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Polis. Political Studies. No 3 2024

Topic:
New faces of global politics

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2024.03.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THE ISSUE

Presenting the issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: NEW FACES OF GLOBAL POLITICS

Foreign interference as a form of interstate competition: types and motives (p. 8-23)

Sevostyanov P.I. , Mizin V.I.

Climate, nuclear weapons control and cyber threats: three problems or one? (p. 24-36)

Oikophobia and the crisis of modern Western civilization (p. 37-49)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

On the metaphor “revolutions are the locomotives of history” (p. 50-73)

The good intentions of federalism (p. 74-91)

Bocharova A. P., Lukin A.V., Perminova A. A., Puzanova O. V.

Using social networks to study the political culture of modern China (p. 92-108)

Sokolshchik L.M., Sokolshchik Yu.S., Teremetskiy K.S.

Discursive strategies for legitimizing U.S. sanctions policy towards Russia (2021-2023) (p. 109-125)

How national political culture shapes international relations: the case of Japan (p. 126-141)

Political (de)modernization of Russia in the 1990s: turning events and models of conflict dynamics (p. 142-161)

Two tales of Kushtau Hill movement: ethnic environmental mobilisation and perceived costs of neopatrimonialism (p. 162-176)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Gaman-Golutvina O.V.

The concept of identity: movement from the abstract to the concrete (p. 177-191)

Journal

Introducing an article

Polis. Political Studies
2 2008

Schmidt W.V.
Interpretation of the Personality of Patriarch Nikon in Russia and Abroad (J. Billington’s Research “The Icon and the Axe” as Example)

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