POLIS Contents ¹ 5 - 1994
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| Editorial Introduction. Presenting This Issue | p.4 |
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| Vasilchuk Yu.A. Transformation of Needs - Development of Person and of Society | p.6 |
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| Kapustin B.G. Commencement of Russian Liberalism as a Problem of Political Philosophy | p.23 |
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| Pastukhov V.B. From Statehood to the State: Communist Stage of an Ascending Process | p.38 |
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| Discussion. Socialist Vision of Modernity, or Modem Vision of Socialism (Review of a Symposium) • How Is the Crisis of Socialism to Be Interpreted? Is a New Paradigm Needed and Why? • Socialism-Communism versus Democratic Socialism • The Crisis of the "Social (Welfar | p.50 |
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| Peregudov S.P. Organized Interests and the Russian State: the Change of Paradigm | p.64 |
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| Klyamkin I.M. The Soviet and the Western: Is Synthesis Possible? (Ended from the Previous Issue) | p.75 |
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| Gordon L.A., Pliskevich N.P. The Furcations and Traps of a Transition Period (Ended from the Previous Issue) | p.96 |
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| Omelchenko N.A. Searching after Russia (On Spiritual-Political Development of the Post-October Emigration) | p.104 |
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| Ilyin M.V. Words and Meaningds: Polity. Republic. Constitution. Fatherland (Ended from the Previous Issue) | p.112 |
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| McFaul M. Understanding Russia's 1993 Parliamentary Elections | p.124 |
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| Lukichyov P.N., Skorik A.P. Quasi-Statehood | p.139 |
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| Abolin O.Yu. Universal and European Federalism: Probable Prospects | p.142 |
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| Sergunin A.A. Problems and Possibilities of Regional Studies | p.149 |
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| Makarychev A.S. Federalism and Regionalism: European Traditions, Russian Prospects | p.152 |
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| Lapin N.I. Political Science in the System of Higher Education: Essay of a Conceptualization of Vocational Grounding | p.156 |