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ECONOMY IN 21ST CENTURY
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| How Much Is the Digit? On the Nature of Value in the Digital Economy |
Olga N. Antipina
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Pages 5-16 |
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SOCIETY AND REFORMS
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| Tax Incentives for Innovation in Russia |
Lyudmila N. Lykova
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Pages 17-29 |
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POLITICAL TRENDS IN A NEW CENTURY
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| Nation-Phobia and National Populism in a Globalizing World |
Emil Pain
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Pages 30-46 |
| Digitally-Mediated Political Participation in a Comparative Perspective |
Susanna Pshizova
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Pages 47-59 |
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RUSSIAN POLITICAL PROCESS
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| Political Field and Zone of Power: An Attempt at Empirical Verification |
Aleksandr Zhavoronkov
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Sergey Patrushev
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Liudmila Philippova
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Pages 60-78 |
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RUSSIA IN THE WESTERN SCIENCE
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| Metropolitan Science by the Eyes of a Native (A Marginal Note for the Discussion “Russia in Western Science”) |
Petr Orekhovsky
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Pages 79-85 |
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SCIENCE: METHODS OF ORGANIZATION AND FREEDOM OF CREATION
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| Volunteer Computing in Russia: The Empirical Model of Motivation Factors for Participation in VC-Projects |
Tatyana Zhukova
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Viktor Tishchenko
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Pages 86-96 |
| On Scientific Transactions, Communities and Academic Freedom (Reflections on the Book by A.N. Oleinik) |
Svetlana Chernozub
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Pages 97-107 |
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RUSSIAN CIVILIZATION
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| Attitude to the Late Soviet Past as an Object of Sociological Research |
Roman N. Abramov
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Pages 108-120 |
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CIVIC SOCIETY AND RULE-OF-LAW STATE
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| Specificity of Gender Institutional Changes in Justice System |
Annа Meleshkina
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Pages 121-131 |
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NATIONAL RELATIONS
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| The Concept of Migration Policy and Labour Migration: What Can or Should Be Done? |
Victor Komarovskiy
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Pages 132-141 |
| The Impact of Teachers’ Pro-Social Attitudes on Attitudes of Their Pupils Towards Migrants in Italy and Russia |
Lucia Bombieri
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Nadezchda Lebedeva
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Victoria Galyapina
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Pages 142-155 |
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METHODOLOGY
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| General Theory of Social Development and Cycles of Coercion |
Eugene Balatsky
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Pages 156-174 |
| Where Modern Economics Is Heading? Horizontal Progress, the Superiority of the Method and the Replacement of Theory with Discourse |
Olga Koshovets
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Pages 175-190 |
