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Akhremenko A.S.
Effectiveness of public investment: a Model-to-evaluation strategyNo 6, 2014
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Bartenev V.I. Domestic political determinants of foreign aid instruments: a model kitNo 5, 2014
Busygina I.M.
Spatial distribution of power and strategies of states or what and how geopolitics explainsNo 2, 2014
Buzin A.Yu.
Russian electoral indices evolution in 1996-2012No 6, 2014
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Chirikova A.Ye. Power in a Small Russian Town: Configuration and Interaction of Major Local ActorsNo 2, 2014
Chugrov S.V.
Moscow University Bulletin. Series 25. International relations and world politics: 5 years on trackNo 5, 2014
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Fadeyeva L.A. Urbanity in the political-science dimension
No 1, 2014
Fishman L.G.
Liberal consensus: the drift from neoliberalism to communitarianism?No 4, 2014
Fomin I.V.
Representations of state formations in political discourse analysis (the case of Kosovo)No 2, 2014
Fridlyanov V.N.
The 20th anniversary. interim results (interview)No 5, 2014
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Gaman-Golutvina O.V. EUs Eastern partnership: rival development scenariosNo 5, 2014
Grigorieva E.I.
What should be websites of academic journals?No 5, 2014
Grinin L.Ye.
Revolution vs. Democracy (revolution and conterrevolution in Egypt)No 3, 2014
Gutorov V.A.
To the question of the origin of state: paradoxes and anomalies of modern interpretationsNo 3, 2014
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Ide K. Negotiations between the U.S.S.R./Russia and China on the settlement of border issuesNo 3, 2014
Ilyin M.V.
Flaky pastry of politics: orders, regimes and practicesNo 3, 2014
Information
State, business and civil society: cooperation for modernization (according to results of RAPS all-Russian conference)
No 1, 2014
Inozemtzev V.L.
Eurasian economic union: lost in the middle of nowhereNo 6, 2014
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Kargina I.G. Religion as an adaptation factor for immigrants: peculiarities of the U.S. caseNo 2, 2014
Khoros V.G.
Ideas living in the time
No 1, 2014
Kochetkov A.P.
National state in the conditions of globalizationNo 4, 2014
Kokoshin A.A.
Some macrostructure changes in the world politics. Trends for 2020 2030s
No 4, 2014
Kolosov V.A.
Northern Caucasus in the Russian geopolitical discourseNo 2, 2014
Kosov Yu.V.
DEMOCRACY IN THE SERVICE OF ELITESNo 4, 2014
Kozyreva P.M.
Crisis of Russias multiparty systemNo 4, 2014
Krasin Yu.A.
Ideology in the world undergoing transformation: traits to present a new visionNo 6, 2014
Kravchenko S.A.
New risks of food: the need for a humanistic biopoliticsNo 5, 2014
Kuznetsov V.F.
Communicology journal. The start-upNo 6, 2014
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Lapkin V.V. Crisis of the ukrainian statehood: political and legal, valuable and geoeconomic aspectsNo 5, 2014
Lebedeva M.M.
Resources of influence in world politics
No 1, 2014
Linetsky A.I.
Latent lnstitutions: standard behavior patterns occurred spontaneously and their political meaningNo 6, 2014
Litvak N.V.
To the methodology of diplomatic correspondence: analysis of K.N. Leontyevs notes and reports
No 4, 2014
Lokshin I.M.
Election or coronation? The scope of presidential powers in the countries of the third wave of democratizationNo 5, 2014
Lukin A.V.
Is other democracy possible?
No 1, 2014
Lukin A.V.
Chauvinism or chaos: Russias unpalatable choiceNo 3, 2014
Lukin A.V.
Eurasian integration and the clash of valuesNo 6, 2014
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Makarenko B.I. Unfinished chronicleNo 3, 2014
Martyanov V.S.
The Global Modern, postmaterial values and periphery capitalism in Russia
No 1, 2014
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Neklessa A.I. Getting over Eurasia (geo-economic essay)No 3, 2014
Nisnevich Yu.A.
Lustration as instrument of counteracting corruption
No 1, 2014
Nisnevich Yu.A.
Public power and corruption: socio-anthropological approachNo 6, 2014
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Oganisyan Yu.S. New Russia in changing world: socio-political perspectiveNo 3, 2014
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Pain E.A. Multi-faceted russian nationalism. Ideological and Political Versions (2010 2014)
No 4, 2014
Pan Dawei
Which country is easier to deal with? Identity of the residents of Shanghai and St. PetersburgNo 2, 2014
Panov A.N.
Dmitriy Streltsov on Japans modernization in the globalization epochNo 2, 2014
Peregudov S.P.
Parties and interest groups: to a new model of interaction
No 1, 2014
Petrov S.I.
STATE GOVERNANCE AND POLITICAL NETWORKSNo 4, 2014
Petukhov V.V.
The Russians and the Russian World: the historical context and the contemporary interpretationNo 6, 2014
Pivovarov Yu.S.
On the sovietic and on the ways of its overcoming (article first). The sovietic Ueber alles
No 1, 2014
Pivovarov Yu.S.
On the Sovietic and on the ways of its overcoming(second article). What Is to be done?No 2, 2014
Polyakov L.V.
Decline of plebiscitary democracy?No 2, 2014
Pshizova S.N.
Is it possible to regulate democracy? Part II.
No 1, 2014
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RPSA leadership Congratulations on the 20th anniversary of the Russian Foundation for HumanitiesNo 5, 2014
Rabotyazhev N.V.
Between tradition and utopia: left-wing conservatism in RussiaNo 4, 2014
Ratz M.V.
G.P. Schedrovitskys ideas in Russian socio-political thought (in commemoration of the 85th anniversary)No 3, 2014
Round Table of the Polis Journal
Russia and Japan. Part II. View from Russia
No 1, 2014
Rozov N.S.
The legitimacy of postrevolutionary power: principles and criteriaNo 5, 2014
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Sakwa R. Axiological vs dialogical politics in contemporary EuropeNo 2, 2014
Shapiro Ien
Democracy man. The life and work of Robert A. DahlNo 3, 2014
Shestopal Ye.B.
Value Characteristics of the Russian Political Process and Strategy of the Countrys DevelopmentNo 2, 2014
Silantieva M.V.
New principles of the Philosophy of frontier in the global world: de-sovereignization or post-sovereignization?No 3, 2014
Simonia N.A.
New strategic factors in the struggle for Russias modernizationNo 3, 2014
Simonia N.A.
European Unions energy security and RussiaNo 5, 2014
Simonyan R.Kh.
Border interaction between Russia and European Union: trends and modelingNo 5, 2014
Smorgunov L.V.
Network political partiesNo 4, 2014
Strezhneva M.V.
European Union in political management of global finance
No 2, 2014
Sungurov A.Yu.
Expert community, think tanks and power: experience of three regionsNo 2, 2014
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Talagayeva D.A. Norway: the state science policy
No 1, 2014
Tatarinova S.M.
Japan: the system of R&D state support
No 1, 2014
Tokarev A.A.
Labyrinths of the Great migration
No 4, 2014
Tretyakov V.T.
Future virtual communism and hypnovision: on mass television and mass politicsNo 4, 2014
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Vendina O.I. Ukraine in the political crisis: the image of Russia as catalyst of contradictions
No 5, 2014
Verkhovsky A.M.
Political party consctruction on the ultra-right wing of russian political spectrumNo 4, 2014
Volodina S.V.
Options of electoral systems as an object to reform (technologies of influence)No 5, 2014
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Yankovskaya G.A. STRUGGLE FOR IDENTITY IN THE CONTEXT OF COMMUNICATIONSNo 4, 2014
Yeremenko G.O.
eLibrary.ru and Russian Science Citation Index in the information infrastructure of russian science: conversation with Gennadiy Yeremenko, Director General, eLibrary.ru
No 1, 2014
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Zeveleva O.I. Migration policy and collective identity: the case of the russian-germans in GermanyNo 6, 2014
Zhiltsov S.S.
Political technologies of struggle for power in UkraineNo 6, 2014
Zulyar Yu.A.
About Sovietic of Yury PivovarovNo 4, 2014
The Caspian school of political scienceNo 6, 2014
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