POLIS Contents ¹ 3 - 1999
PRESENTING THIS ISSUE |
Editorial Introduction. Presenting This Issue | p.4 |
PROBLEMS AND JUDGMENTS |
Diligensky G.G. Individualism Old and New (Individual in Post-Soviet Socium) | p.5 |
Ross C. Federalism and Democratization in Russia | p.16 |
A Round Table, Schmitter Ph., Melville A.Yu., Pantin V.I., Lebedeva M.M., Lapkin V.V., Solovyov A.I., Pronin S.V., Yakhimovich Z.P., Yazhborovskaya I.S., Davydov A.P., Miteyeva L.D., Stroganova E.D. Democratic Transits: Variants of the Ways and Uncertainty of the Results | p.30 |
Podvintzev O.B. Complications of Post-Imperial Adaptation of Conservative Consciousness: Statement of the Problem and an Essay of Classification. | p.52 |
POLITICAL DISCOURSE |
Titkov A.S. The Images of Regions in Russian Mass Consciousness | p.61 |
PANORAMA OF POLITICAL SCIENCE IN RUSSIA: POVOLZH'YE |
Sergunin A.A. Regionalization of Russia: the Role of International Factors | p.76 |
Raspopov N.P. Socio-Political Stability of a Region - Subject of the RF | p.89 |
Chernyshov A.G. The Centre-Province Relations as Reflected in Regional Consciousness | p.100 |
Kuzn'etzov V.A., Meleshkina Ye.Yu. Provincial Russia's Electorate (As Illustrated by the Case of Samarskaya Oblast) | p.105 |
Kupriyanycheva E.B. Characteristic Features of the Political Elite of Samarskaya Oblast | p.115 |
Bikmetov R.M. The Electoral Process, the Power and the Opposition in Ul'yanovskaya Oblast | p.119 |
Demidov A.I. Understanding in Politics | p.131 |
DIMENSIONS OF CULTURE |
Filatov S.B. New Birth of an Old Idea: Orthodoxy as National Symbol | p.138 |
DIXI! |
Golik Yu.V., Karas'ov V.I. Why Should Even "Democratic" Russia Be No Bargain for the "Free" West? | p.150 |
DOSSIER |
Pogorel'skaya S.V. Free from the Pressure of Everyday Politics (German Political Foundations' Activities Abroad) | p.162 |
Abazov R.F. The Presidential Elections in Kazakhstan: Before and After | p.170 |
BIBLIO-REVIEW |
Plyays Ya.A. Political Sciences in Russia in 1998: What's New? | p.175 |
Shipova L.N. The "Aspekt Press" - for Those Engaged in the Humanities | p.183 |