Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2004

Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2004

Topic:

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2004.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting This Issue (p. 5)

Round Table of the «Polis» Journal

The Third Electoral Cycle in Russia (p. 6-50)

On a Sensation Which Failed to Happen (p. 6-9)

Kholodkovskii K.G.

A Bureaucratic Duma (p. 9-12)

Electoral Default and De-institutionalization of Political Market (p. 12-14)

Dictatorship and Life (p. 14-16)

What Values Are Up in Price? (p. 17-18)

Post-Modernity within Traditionalist Dimensions (p. 18-21)

Gaman-Golutvina O.V.

Russia’s Parties at the Elections: a “Catch-All” Cartel (p. 22-25)

Shestopal Ye.B.

Authoritarian Demand for Democracy, or Why Oranges Don’t Grow in Russia (p. 25-28)

Solitude and Freedom (Prospects of Russian Politics in the Light of the Elections to the State Duma of the Federal Assembly, 4th Convocation) (p. 28-32)

Freshened Breath of the Imperial Idea (p. 32-33)

A Show with the “Sold out” Notice About to Be Opened (p. 33-34)

The Election Results and the Evolution of Russian Political Consciousness (p. 35-37)

Kuvaldin V.B., Malyutin M.V.

From an “Electoral Pyramid” to the “Power Party” (p. 37-42)

Essentials of the Alternation of Russian Political Seasons (p. 42-46)

Change of Regime or of the System? (p. 46-50)

Parliamentary Elections of 2003 as Significative of Crisis of the Party System (p. 51-66)

Malinovsky P.V.

What Awaits Russia in the Nearest Half-Year? (Political Scenarios) (p. 66-73)

SOCIUM AND POWER

Lapkin V.V., Pantin V.I.

Vision and Adoption of Western Institutions and Values within Post-Soviet Dimensions: Experience of the Ukraine and Russia (p. 74-88)

Development of the Ukraine’s Party System (p. 89-100)

INTERPRETATIONS

Cultural Factors and Mechanisms of the Formation of Russian National-Civilizational Identity on the Threshold of the 21st Century (p. 101-114)

The Regime Factor in External Policies of Post-Soviet States (p. 115-124)

The Problem of Centralization and the Models of Russian Regional Politics in the 13th to 16th Centuries (p. 125-138)

Russia’s Choice in the Light of “Classic Democracy” (p. 139-149)

Russian Choice: from What Is Probable to What Is Obvious? (p. 150-153)

Degtyarev Andrey Alekseevich

Policy Analysis as an Applied Discipline: Subject Field and Lines of Development (p. 154-168)

LLIFE IN SCIENCE

New Democracies and/or New Autocracies? (Materials of a Round Table) (p. 169-177)

Elections in Russia and in France: Lessons for Political Science (p. 178-180)

In the Scientific Genre of “Sociology of a Region” (Russia and the Baltic Countries: A Comprehensive Monographic Study) (p. 181-185)

Screen version