POLIS Contents ¹ 4 - 2000
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| Editorial Introduction. Presenting This Issue | p.5 |
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| Kertman G.L. Catastrophism in the Context of Russian Political Culture | p.6 |
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| Klyamkin I.M., Timofeyev L.M. The Shadow Way of Life (A Sociological Self-Portrait of Post-Soviet Society) | p.19 |
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| Mackow J. Change of Communist Totalitarianism and he Post-Communist System Transformation: Problems, Concepts, Periodization | p.38 |
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| Barsukova S.Yu. Does Russia Belong to the Third World? | p.60 |
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| Peregudov S.P. Corporate Capital in Russian Politics | p.72 |
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| Novikova-Grund M.V. “Friends” and “Foes”:Markers of a Reference Group in Political Discourse | p.82 |
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| Shcherbinina N.G. Colour Classification of Russia’s Political Leaders, or A White, a Red, and a Black Leader | p.94 |
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| Vishn'evsky B.L. The Petersburg Electoral “Marathon” and Its Lessons | p.105 |
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| Zeletdinova E.A. Astrakhan Oblast: Analysis of the Parliamentary and Presidential Elections Results within the Region | p.123 |
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| Shelekasova N.P. Unconscious Aspects of a Political Leader’s Image | p.130 |
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| Pishcheva T.N. A Politician’s Public Image: Perception Barriers | p.132 |
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| Presn’akova L.A. The Structure of Personal Perception of Political Power | p.135 |
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| Kikt’eva Ye.A.. Dynamics of the Images of G.Yavlinsky and V.Putin in the Presidential Campaign | p.140 |
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| Ivannikova O.V. The Influence of the Situation in a Given Region on the Perception in It of Federal-Level Politicians: Kuban | p.145 |
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| Rogov S.S. Foreign-Policy Aspects of the US Presidential Campaign-2000 (From Conflict of Ideologies to Strategic Consensus) | p.149 |
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| Demetradze M.R. Interethnic Distance in the Caucasus and Politics (A Historical Excursus) | p.158 |
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| B’eloborodova I.N., Shinkovsky M.Yu., Latypov R.A., Nikolayev A.N., Mansurova G.M., Karabushchenko P.L., Discussion. At the 2nd All-Russian Congress of Political Scientists | p.163 |
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| Melikyan O.N. Challenges of the New Century | p.180 |
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| Ignatov V.G. An International Conference in Rostov-on-Don: Regions’ Security and Development | p.182 |