Russia and Poland in the Face of Common Challenges
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Role of State in Economy: from the time of Adam Smith to the digital revolution |
Elzbieta Mączyńska
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Pages 5-17 |
Cultural System and Development |
Jerry Kleer
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Pages 18-30 |
Society and Reforms
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The role of spatial policy in acceleration of economic growth |
Anna Romashina
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Pavel Chistyakov
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Mikhail Dmitriev
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Pages 31-47 |
Exceptions and rules: success stories and bad governance in Russia (part 1) |
Vladimir Gel'man
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Pages 48-60 |
Civic Society and Rule-of-Law State
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Experts and expertise in Russia: from “objective device” to active citizen |
Alexander Sungurov
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Pages 61-72 |
Russian Political Process
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The struggle of Putin and Navalny for a media agenda |
Anastasia Kazun
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Ksenia Semykina
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Pages 73-86 |
Historical Science: Transformations at the Turn of the Century
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Transformation of historical theories at the decline of the USSR and in post-Soviet Russia |
Igor Ionov
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Pages 87-101 |
Russian Civilization
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The cult of revolutionary martyrs and the cult of V.I. Lenin |
Larisa Andreeva
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Pages 102-114 |
Science and Education: Problems and Perspectives
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Education in the Future |
Alexander O. Karpov
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Pages 115-124 |
Spirit of University |
Andrei Teslia
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Pages 125-129 |
Russian-Finnish Cultural Forum as a Platform for a Dialogue and for Development of Cooperation: Experience of the Republic of Karelia |
Svetlana Kondrateva
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Pages 142-154 |
The phenomenon of ‘closedness’ in the citation networks of regional scientific events: scientific schools, invisible college, scientific cliques |
Nadezhda Radina
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Pages 130-142 |
Methodology
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Structuralist revolution and transformation of economics: from science to fairy tale |
Petr Orekhovsky
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Olga Koshovets
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Pages 143-157 |
Social Theory: Postmodern Turn – and Modernist Turn Out |
Aleksandr Pavlov
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Pages 158-170 |
Culture
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Traditional culture in a polycentric world. Article 1. Traditional culture and modernity: possibilities and conditions of dialogue |
Olga Shemyakina
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Pages 171-179 |
Between Pushkin and Dostoevsky: poem "The Gipsies" and comments on it |
Alexis Davydov
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Pages 180-192 |