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| Socio-ecological challenges to Russian megalopolises |
Oleg N. Yanitsky
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Pages 5-16 |
| Archaic paternalism as an organic part of the “power-property” system |
Natalia Pliskevich
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Pages 17-32 |
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| Socio-political crises and revolutions: the theoretical analysis |
Nikolai S. Rozov
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Pages 33-42 |
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| Yuli Martov. Politics and morality in a Revolution |
Grigoriy G. Vodolazov
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Pages 43-58 |
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| Post-Soviet Statehood and Society Part 3. The Strengthening of Statehood as Social Contract Between Society and Authorities |
Sergey Korotaev
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Ovsey I. Shkaratan
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Pages 59-74 |
| In search of ideologies or in their trap? (Reflections on a new book) |
Ludmila Saburova
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Pages 75-81 |
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| Nation and democracy Article 2. The Illusion of a Post-national World and the Crisis in Western Democracies |
Emil Pain
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Sergey Fedyunin
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Pages 82-99 |
| On friendship, or On the nation (Bernard Yack on nationalism and moral psychology) |
Andrei Teslia
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Pages 100-107 |
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| Austrian School Methodology: A Forgotten Perspective? |
Aleksandr Kavaliou
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Pages 108-118 |
| The concept of accelerated capital accumulation and its applications |
Eugene Balatsky
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Pages 119-133 |
| Blockchain and Social Networks of the New Generation: Utopia, Revolution, Social Challenge |
Svetlana Chernozub
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Pages 134-142 |
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| About the limits of the process of globalization (to propounding of a problem). Article 2. Interrelations of the universal and local dimensions of history in the globalizing world |
Yakov Shemyakin
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Pages 143-157 |
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| Human sciences as a vocation and a profession |
Ilya Dementev
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Pages 158-176 |
