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China: Domestic and Foreign Policies
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| The PRC’s Approach Towards the South China Sea Territorial Dispute and Russia’s Foreign Policy |
Andrei D. Dikarev
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Alexander V. Lukin
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Pages 5-15 |
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Europe: New Realities
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| Germany and China: Partners, Competitors or Systemic Rivals? |
Boris Zaritskiy
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Pages 16-28 |
| Party System Transformation in Germany |
Fedor A. Basov
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Pages 29-36 |
| Post-Brexit Britain's Military Strategy |
Dmitrii Shikhov
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Pages 37-44 |
| The UK’s Government and Regulatory Policy Responses to Fintech |
Inna Podkolzina
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Pages 45-52 |
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Economy, Economic Theory
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| COVID-19 Pandemic: World Central Banks’ Reactions to Economic Downturn |
V. Usoskin
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Pages 53-61 |
| Green Bonds: New Trends in the Global Market and Opportunities for Russian Economy |
Elena Kiseleva
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Pages 62-70 |
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Greater Middle East
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| Terrorist Threats in Afghanistan and Pakistan: Cоmparative Analysis |
Georgy G. Machitidze
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Pages 71-80 |
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At Post-Soviet Space
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| SCO and EAEU in the Context of Eurasian Integration |
Konstantin Kurylev
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Dmitriy Malyshev
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Anna A. Khotivrishvili
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Vladislav Shablovskii
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Pages 81-88 |
| Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan: Features of the Transit of Power |
Stanislav Pritchin
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Pages 89-99 |
| Islamic Capital in Kazakhstan |
Almira Z. Nagimova
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Pages 100-108 |
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Politics and Society
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| The Debate about Collective Goods in the Context of Contemporary Issues of Global Governance |
Sergei Lebedev
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Andrei Kazantsev
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Lusine Fljyan
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Svetlana Medvedeva
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Pages 109-116 |
| The Trajectory of Development of Social Partnership |
Anna Fedchenko
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Ekaterina Daskova
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Natal‘ya V. Dorokhova
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Pages 117-124 |
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Social Problems
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| Pandemic Testing of the Sustainability of Emerging Trends in Higher Education |
Ekaterina Antyukhova
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Petr Kasatkin
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Pages 125-133 |
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Around Books
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| Minority Languages Through the Prism of “Mirror Optics” |
Sergey Arteev
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Pages 134-138 |
