Polis. Political Studies  

No 3 2018

Topic: Political Science for Bringing Russia and Europe Closer to Each Other

CONTENT:

PRESENTING THIS ISSUE

Presenting the Issue (p. 6)

WE IN THE WORLD, THE WORLD IN US

Arbatov A.G. Threats to Strategic Stability – Imaginary and Real (p. 7-29)

THEME OF THE ISSUE: POLITICAL SCIENCE FOR BRINGING RUSSIA AND EUROPE CLOSER TO EACH OTHER

Fedorov G.M. Russian Federation in the Baltic Region: Political Relations and Economic Development in 1992-2017 (p. 30-41)

Kolosov V.A., Zotova M.V., Popov F.A., Gritsenko A.A., Sebentzov A.B. Russia’s Post-Soviet Borderzone in Between East and West: Looking West (Analysis of Political Discourse) (p. 42-59)

Gutorov V.A., Tarasov I.N. Post-Communism in Institutional, Ideological and Communicative Dimensions: Critical Notes. Part I. (p. 60-77)

Fomin I.V., Silaev V.Yu. Armenian Nationalism vs. Armenian State: Cleavages and Coalitions in the Discourses on Sasna Tsrer (p. 78-92)

Zolyan S.T. "Doublethink" and Semiotics Of Political Discourse. (p. 93-109)

RUSSIA TODAY

Samarkina I.V., Morozova E.V., Miroshnichenko I.V. Perception of Europe by Young Generation in the Context of New Reality of World Politics (The Case of Krasnodar) (p. 110-129)

LABORATORY: CONSTRUCTING POLITICAL SPACES

Gadzhiev K.S. Russian Federation: National State or a State of Nations? (p. 130-146)

Zamyatin D.N. Post-City: Space and Ontological Models of Imagination (p. 147-165)

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT

Khenkin S.M. Separatism against the State: the Case of Catalonia (p. 166-175)

Kholodkovsky K.G. Complex Problems of Modern Public Consciousness (p. 176-181)

Vodopyanov K.G. Suffering Leviathan: What Will Save the Modern State (About the Book by N. Noonan and V. Nadkarni) (p. 182-191)