Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2018

Polis. Political Studies. No 4 2018

Topic:
Stability and Transformation – Conflicting Imperatives of Contemporary Politics

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2018.04.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this Issue (p. 6)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: STABILITY AND TRANSFORMATION - CONFLICTING IMPERATIVES OF CONTEMPORARY POLITICS

Strategic Stability in a Deteriorating International Environment (p. 7-21)

Empire as a Notion and Concept of Modern Political Science: The Problems of Interpretation (p. 22-36)

Nation vs Empire in the Modern World Order (p. 37-55)

The U.S. Sanctions Against Iran: Experience and Eventual Implications (p. 56-71)

Gutorov V.A., Tarasov I.N.

Post-Communism in Institutional, Ideological and Communicative Dimensions: Critical Notes. Part II (p. 72-83)

Krylov A.V., Morozov V.M.

The Ideology of Hamas: From Radical Islamism to Rational Practicality? (p. 84-99)

The Phenomenon of Constituency Boundaries Commissions: Development and Prospects (p. 100-114)

New Framework of Political Knowledge: Labor, Control and Vision of the Future (p. 115-129)

Expert Community and Power: Models of Interaction and Problems of Civil Responsibility (p. 130-142)

Puzanova Zh.V., Narbut N.P., Larina T.I., Antonova L.A.

Contexts of Intercultural Interaction in the High School (p. 143-155)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Egorova-Gantman E.V.

Despite the Disbelief. The Story of Russian Political Psychology (p. 156-167)

Shestopal Ye.B.

Notes of a Political Psychologist on the Book “Identity: the Individual, Society, and Politics” (p. 168-176)

Kazarinova D.B.

Cold War and Peace: “Russia Against the Rest” and Four World Orders of R. Sakwa (p. 177-184)

Kravchenko S.A.

Why Innovative Knowledge About Russian Society Is in Such a Demand (p. 185-191)

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