Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2023

Polis. Political Studies. No 1 2023

Topic:
The nexus effect in world politics

DOI: 10.17976/jpps/2023.01.00

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting this issue (p. 6)

PANORAMA OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN RUSSIA

Gaman-Golutvina O.V., Smorgunov L.V.

The political in a turbulent world space (p. 7-10)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: THE NEXUS EFFECT IN WORLD POLITICS

Makarenko B.I., Petrov I.I.

Dynamics of the spectrum of European political parties (1990-2021) (p. 11-28)

Pavlov N.V., Pimenova E.V.

History in political culture of Germany: genesis and modernity (p. 29-41)

The Afghan migration crisis and U.S. policy (p. 42-59)

Malakhov V.S., Letnyakov D.E.

The collapse of hegemonial normality: migration and the politics of memory in the U.S., UK and France (p. 60-74)

Performing national interest through practices: the U.S. Congress and foreign policy (p. 75-95)

Kochetkov A.P., Mamychev A.Yu.

Russian public policy in the digital age: trends, scenarios and regulatory practices (p. 96-113)

Kozlova N.N., Skakovskaya L.N., Rassadin S.V.

Youth segment of the deputy corps of regional legislatures of the Russian Federation: socio-professional characteristics, recruitment sources, career trajectories (p. 114-129)

Federal administrative elite of Russia: features of a career after leaving office (p. 130-146)

THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF POLITICAL STUDIES

Maleshevich A.V.

Methodological approaches to the Europeanization in EU new member and candidate states (p. 147-158)

Is the rule of law possible in geopolitics? (p. 159-172)

Sergeev V.M., Koktysh K.E.

Elite conflicts in the three-century history of Russian modernization (p. 173-182)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Concerning “the ability of socialist rhetoric to structure a new social reality” (p. 183-191)

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