Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2017

Polis. Political Studies. No 5 2017

Topic:
Russia of the Seventeenth – Version XXI

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2017.05.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6-7)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: RUSSIA OF THE SEVENTEENTH – VERSION XXI

Democratization of the Russian Society: Is Second Attempt Possible? (p. 8-23)

Efremenko D.V., Dolgov A.Yu., Evseeva Ya.V.

Russia Between System Catastrophes and Evolutionary Transformations: Aspects of Political Ontology (p. 24-42)

Paskhina I.S., Telin K.O.

"Party Zero": Russian Elections Through the Prism of the Effective Number of Parties (p. 43-53)

Semenenko I.S., Lapkin V.V., Bardin A.L., Pantin V.I.

Between the State and the Nation: Dilemmas of Identity Policy in Post-Soviet Societies (p. 54-78)

Theoretical and Methodological Aspects of Political Elites’ Institutionalization in the Baltic States (p. 79-90)

Sadovaja E.S., Kutergin V.A.

Regulation of Interethnic Relations Through Educational Policy: Experience of EU Member Countries (p. 91-105)

The Phenomenon of Euroscepticism in the Context of Electoral Processes in Modern Europe (p. 106-121)

Digital Mythology and Donald Trump Electoral Campaign (p. 122-132)

The Loss of the Future (p. 133-155)

Pushkaryova G.V.

Ideas and Values as a Method of Constructing Symbolic Space of the National Identity (p. 156-173)

The Right to Lie as a Trap for Freedom (p. 174-186)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

The Idea of Mongolian Civilization as a Concept of a Multipolar World Order (p. 187-191)

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