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Akhremenko A.S.
Network vs Message in Protest Diffusion on Social Media: Theoretical and Data Analytics PerspectivesNo 2, 2020
Antyukhova E.A.
Actor Models of Global Educational PolicyNo 3, 2020
Arapova E.Ya.
Regionalization Models in the Asia-Pacific RegionNo 5, 2020
Arbatov A.G.
China and Arms Control: Not Utopia, but a RealityNo 4, 2020
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Barsukova S.Yu. Political “Investments” by Businesses in Russia, or Why Does Business Finance Election Campaigns?No 3, 2020
Bederson V.D.
Civil Associations and Political Regime in Global Non-Democratic Practice: Between Political Control and Social EfficiencyNo 2, 2020
Belousov A.B.
Paradoxes of the Power Vertical: Retrospection, Imagination, TraumaNo 6, 2020
Bugrov K.D.
Back to Subject: The Theory of Just War in Contemporary Political ThoughtNo 5, 2020
Busygina I.M.
Changing Incentives and Strategies of National Governments in Multilevel Governance across the European UnionNo 5, 2020
Butler W.E.
Greater Eurasia: In Search of a Legal OrderNo 4, 2020
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Chigasheva M.A. The National-Cultural Profile of the Political Language of CDU/CSU LeadersNo 4, 2020
Chugrov S.V.
Rethinking the Results of World War II in Contemporary JapanNo 5, 2020
Chvorostov A.V.
What is Democracy and How It Can Be Measured?No 3, 2020
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Dinç D. On the Shore of the Empire: A Critical Evaluation of Hardt and Negri Based on the Concepts of Imperialism and the PeopleNo 2, 2020
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Editorial Introduction Presenting this IssueNo 1, 2020
Editorial Introduction
Presenting this IssueNo 2, 2020
Editorial Introduction
Presenting this issueNo 3, 2020
Efremova K.A.
ASEAN as a Potential Actor in Global Governance: Prerequisites, Opportunities, and ProspectsNo 3, 2020
Evgenyeva T.V.
Russia’s Place in the World in the Perception of National Citizens: Identification DimensionNo 4, 2020
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Fituni L.L. Political Theory of Decolonization: Essentials of Modern ReadingNo 6, 2020
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Gallarotti G.M. How to Measure Soft Power in International RelationsNo 1, 2020
Graham T.
China-Russia-US Relations and Strategic TrianglesNo 6, 2020
Grinin L.Ye.
Revolutions of the 20th Century: A Theoretical-Quantitative AnalysisNo 5, 2020
Gudalov N.N.
Political Practices: Problematising the Issue or Bowing to It?No 5, 2020
Gutorov V.A.
Once More about Values and “Capital”No 3, 2020
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Ibragimova K.A. The Right for Development: Innovations as the Global CommonNo 2, 2020
Ilyin M.V.
Principles of Evolution RevisitedNo 1, 2020
Istomin I.A.
Alliances at the Service of Hegemony: Deconstruction of the Military Domination ToolboxNo 6, 2020
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Kazarinova D.B. “Mass Science” at ЕPSA Conference: the Participant Observation ExperienceNo 1, 2020
Khakhalkina E.V.
The Institute of Prime Minister and the Future of the Party-Political System of Great BritainNo 3, 2020
Khudaykulova A.V.
“Quad 2.0”: Quadrilateral Dialogue for Counterbalancing China in the Indo-PacificNo 3, 2020
Kirichenko E.V.
Export Controls as a Tool to Maintain U.S. Leadership in a Changing WorldNo 1, 2020
Kocherov O.S.
А "Philosophy to Come" in International Relations: Fred Dallmayr's Apophatic DemocracyNo 6, 2020
Koktysh K.E.
The Event of Liberty: the Experience of DeconstructionNo 2, 2020
Konkov A.E.
Parliamentary Diplomacy: Developing Relations Between Society and State at the Mega-Political LevelNo 1, 2020
Konnov V.I.
Science Policy Programs: a Paradigm-Based AnalysisNo 1, 2020
Konyshev V.N.
Neoclassical Realism in the Theory of International RelationsNo 4, 2020
Korybko A.
Pakistan’s Role In Russia’s Greater Eurasian PartnershipNo 3, 2020
Kozyreva P.M.
The Evolution of Russian Citizens’ Views on the Law: Law Abidance or Justice?No 5, 2020
Kravchenko S.A.
COVID-19 Pandemic: Challenges to Global Health – is Humanist Globolocal Biopolitics Possible?No 6, 2020
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Lapkin V.V. Global Dynamics of Political Institutions in the Context of the Destabilizing World Order (cases of the EU and Russia)No 4, 2020
Lapkin V.V.
The State in Times and Spaces: Diversity and VariabilityNo 6, 2020
Lebedeva M.M.
New World Order: Parameters and Possible ContoursNo 4, 2020
Litvinova T.N.
The Effectiveness of Regional Power: from Theory to Measurement (Case Study of the North Caucasus Federal District Republics)No 2, 2020
Lukin A.V.
Russia and China in Greater EurasiaNo 5, 2020
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Malakhov V.S. Shimmering Secularism: Religion in Russian Public SpaceNo 1, 2020
Malakhov V.S.
The EU’s Migration Dilemma: Legal and Political DimensionsNo 4, 2020
Martynov M.Yu.
Patriotism as Political Discourse in Contemporary RussiaNo 2, 2020
Melville A.Yu.
“Out of the Ghetto”: On the Contribution of Post-Soviet/Russian Studies to Contemporary Political ScienceNo 1, 2020
Melville A.Yu.
“Political Atlas of the Modern World” RevisitedNo 6, 2020
Mikhaylenok O.M.
Public Policy, Development and Institutions: Semantic Conjugation Logic and “Forgotten Things” in a New Being RealityNo 1, 2020
Morozova E.V.
Identity Policies in Rural Local Community Development in RussiaNo 3, 2020
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Naumkin V.V. Non-West Model: Does the Civilization-State Exist?No 4, 2020
Naydenko V.N.
Ethnic Conflict in the Context of Russian National SecurityNo 1, 2020
Nazukina M.V.
The Institutionalization of Ethnicity in the Identity Policy of Russian Republics: Conceptual AnalysisNo 3, 2020
Neklessa A.I.
The Privatization of Future. New Semantics, Concept & Practice of the Global SocietyNo 2, 2020
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Oganisyan Yu.S. Phenomenon of Totalitarianism: Exit to the Twenty-First CenturyNo 2, 2020
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Pain E.A. Intercultural Policies and Practices: Perspectives for Implementation in RussiaNo 1, 2020
Palitay I.S.
The Young Generation of the Russian Political Elite: Status and Personal CharacteristicsNo 5, 2020
Palmowski T.
Russian-Polish Borderland: Problems and Prospects for the Development of Cross-Border RelationsNo 2, 2020
Petukhov R.V.
The Request for Change: Political and Value DimensionNo 6, 2020
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Sapronova M.A. Forming a Scientific Community. A Consolidated Portrait of Researchers of Russian IslamNo 2, 2020
Sardaryan G.T.
Secularization and Religiousness in the Optics of ConstructivismNo 4, 2020
Sarkisyan H.L.
The Dynamics of Civil Identity Transformation in Modern Armenia: Factors and SubjectsNo 2, 2020
Selezneva A.V.
“Birth of a Citizen”: Political and Psychological Analysis of Russian High School Students’ Civic ConsciousnessNo 5, 2020
Sergeev V.M.
Territorial Heterogeneity of Globalization and the New Types of ConflictsNo 1, 2020
Shestopal Ye.B.
Representations of an “Ideal” as a Factor of the Perception of a Political Leader in RealityNo 4, 2020
Shkel S.N.
Political Attitudes of Local Elites in Contemporary Russia (Cases of Municipalities of the Perm Territory)No 6, 2020
Solovyov A.I.
Power and Politics. Polemic Notes about “Damned Questions” of Political ScienceNo 6, 2020
Strezhneva M.V.
Systems Approach in International Research: on the Applicability of the Theoretical Heritage of Alexander BogdanovNo 4, 2020
Sungurov A.Yu.
Public Chambers as Institutions for Implementing the Paternalistic Model of Interaction Between Authority and Society: Experience of the Tver Region and St. PetersburgNo 3, 2020
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Terin D.F. Political Trust, Satisfaction and Perceptions of the Causes of Poverty: the Role of the Normative Aspects of Institutions in the Production of TrustNo 3, 2020
Timofeev I.N.
“Sanctions for Sanctions Violation”: U.S. Department of Treasury Enforcement Actions against Financial SectorNo 6, 2020
Torkunov A.V.
Russia’s Pivot to the East: Achievements, Problems, and Prospects.No 5, 2020
Turchenko M.S.
Electoral Malpractices around the WorldNo 5, 2020
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Verlaine M. Amendments to Russian Constitution and International Institutions Decisions: EAEU ProspectiveNo 5, 2020
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Yadova M.A. Generation of Millennials in Russian Society: In Search of Another YouthNo 6, 2020
Yanovsky O.S.
Political Languages and the Politics of Languages. The Russian Perspective on the Cambridge SchoolNo 1, 2020
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