POLIS Contents ¹ 4 - 2001



PRESENTING THIS ISSUE
Editorial Introduction. Presenting This Issuep.4

PROBLEMS AND JUDGMENTS
Kapustin B.G. The End of “Transitology”? (Reflecting on the First Post-Communist Decade as Subject of Theoretical Interpretation)p.6
Shapiro I. Rethinking Democratic Theory in the Face of Contemporary Politicsp.27

INTERPRETATIONS
Pivovarov Yu.S., Fursov A.I. ”Russian System” as an Essay of Grasping Russian Historyp.37
Khovanskaya A.V. Human Dignity: To a Liberal Strategy of Law for Russiap.49
Novikova L.I. P.A.Stolypin as Statesmanp.60

SOCIUM AND POWER: POST-SOVIET EXPANSE
Golosov G.V. Dimensions of Russian Regional Electoral Rulesp.71
Tolpygo A.K. Ukrainian Elections: Candidate and Voterp.86
Lagutin A.V. Ethnic Aspects of the Institutionalization of Political Process in Ukrainep.100
Kirilkina I.L. Byelorussia’s Party System: Condition and the Main Tendencies of Developmentp.108
Sulaberidze Yu.S. Georgia’s Political Theatre: Scenarios, Stage Managers, Actorsp.114

FEDERALISM: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL MODEL OF RESEARCH
Zakharov A.A. ”Executive Federalism” in Contemporary Russiap.122
Galkin A.A., Fedosov P.A., Valentey S.D., Solovey V.D. Federalism and the Public Sphere in Russiap.132

CHAIR
Ilyin M.V. Comparative Political Science: Scientific Comparison in Political Knowledge Systemp.162

REFLECTING ON MATTERS IN PRINT
Belenkevich V. Dwelling on Scandinavia - for the Love of Russia (What the Secret of a Not Boring Text in Political Science Lies With)p.176
Okara A.N. The “Ukrainian Question” and the Search for an Answer to Itp.180

NEWLY PUBLISHED BOOKS
Information. Newly Published Books on Political Sciencep.185