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Academic journal “Political Science Issues”. Issue 4 (32), 2018.

CONTENTS

THEORY AND HISTORY OF POLICY

  • Lebedeva M.L. Methodology of Regional Studies of Political Space
  • Sokolov N.N. Historic Dimension of Russian Socio-political Movements: Dialogue and/or Monologue?

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS, PROCESSES AND TECHNOLOGIES

  • Evseev V.O., Kasimov A.A. Clan Attributes in the Political Regulation of the Republic of Tajikistan
  • Bakushev V.V. Presidential Ambitions for the Elections, "2018": the Epilogue to the Political Programs of the Candidates
  • Grishaeva O.N., Grishin O.E., Popov S.I. Presidential Rating in Russia: Real Service or Effect of Managed Media?
  • Shutman D.V., Kuznetsova E.I. Participation of the Russia’s Population in the Political and Economic Processes at the Turn of XX-XXI centuries
  • Sabirov V.F. Specifity and Dynamics of the Formation of Youth Socio-Political Organizations as Institutions of the Political Participation
  • Noskov A.P. Public Chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan
  • Rygina E.V. Role of Municipal Elections in the Local Government System

POLITICAL REGIONALISM AND ETHNOPOLITICS

  • Gerasimova O.E. The Role of Austromarxism in the Formation and Development of the Idea of Nation-Cultural Autonomy
  • Suleymanov A.R., Trubculov V.R. Ethnic Discourse in the Media: Politoligical Analysis
  • Sabiryanov R.F. Mechanism of Optimizing Subject Structure of the Russian Federation
  • Trubkulov V.R. Basic Approaches to Studying Inter-Ethnic Relations

POLITICAL CONFLICTOLOGY

  • Ubilava I.D. External Factors Causing Confrontation Between the Foreign Policy Paradigms of the Russian and Georgian Political Elites

POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

  • Cherniavsky S.I., Mehdiyev E.T. Southern Gas Corridor in EU Energy Policy
  • Shirgazina E.R. Contemporary Challenges to BRICS Cooperation
  • Kobel'kov A.N. Bilateral German-Turkish Cooperation in the Field of Combating Terrorism
  • Smertina K.V. Theory of Small States and V4 in European Security System
  • Khadyrov R.Yu. Features of Political System Development in the Republic of Tajikistan
  • Nurov B.A. Importance of Russia's Migration Amnesty for Tajikistan
  • Sukhov E.O. US Foreign Policy Strategy on Iran under Administration George W. Bush

REVIEWS

Medvedev N.P., Perkova D.V. Review of M.L. Lebedeva’s Article Methodology of Regional Studies of Political Space

Slizovsky D.E., Medvedev N.P., Sokolov N.N. Review of the article by A.P. Noskov "Public Chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan"

Our authors № 4-2018

THEORY AND HISTORY OF POLICY

M.L. LEBEDEVA PhD in politics, associate professor, Associate Professor at Political Science, Federal State Educational institution of higher education «Russian State Agrarian University – MSHA K.A. Timiryazev», Moscow, Russia

METHODOLOGY OF REGIONAL STUDIES OF POLITICAL SPACE

The purpose of the article is theoretical understanding of the concepts «region», «regionalism», «regionalization», «regional policy», «political process», «regional policy model» from the methodological point of view, to highlight the methodological aspects of political and regional studies. The topic of the research is the methodology of research of the regional political space. The object of research is the methods of political science.

The system-structural method, which regards political relations as an integral system of interrelations between the phenomena and events of the political process, makes it possible to determine the main essential content of this research topic. Institutional approach involves the study of political institutions, their content.

Analysis of Russian and foreign sources allows us to conclude that the main problematic issue posed in the article is relevant at the present stage of development. The research is possible on the basis of studying available scientific research. A comprehensive study of the conceptual methodological characteristics of regional policy allowed the author to identify the main methodological approaches to the study of the political and regional space.

Key words: methodology, method, region, regionalism, regionalization, political process, model of regional politics.

N.N. SOKOLOV Post-graduate student of Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Moscow, Russia

HISTORIC DIMENSION OF RUSSIAN SOCIO-POLITICAL MOVEMENTS: DIALOGUE AND/OR MONOLOGUE?

The article attempts to show that it will be more reasonable to pay attention to the fact that the Russian state power, its policy, and social institutions and forces of the Fatherland in its content and nature never ceased to be in the unity of joint development and movement, and have become a comprehensive and ubiquitous process historically embodied form of nothing else, but an endless series of socio-political movements within the country and the state. We interpret this process as the ratio of three to one fierce struggle, resistance and protest of socio-political movements, destructive in nature, on the one hand, and, on the other - unity, and the celebration of the material and spiritual energy and will of the elites, leaders, rulers, estates, peoples do not mind, and not in parallel development with the state-building, namely for the Russian (Russian) idea of strengthening the state, the development of a single nation and culture, for which the same, if not more natural and organic dialogue, not a monologue.

Key words: socio-political movement, socio-political movements in Russian history, historical roots of socio-political movements.

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS, PROCESSES AND TECHNOLOGIES

V.O. EVSEEV the doctor of economic sciences, professor Faculties politics and sociology Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Moscow, Russia

А.A. KASIMOV aspirant Faculties politics and sociology REU by him G.V. Plekhanova, Dushanbe, Republic of Tadjikistan

CLAN ATTRIBUTES IN THE POLITICAL REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN

Describes a particular manifestation of clan relations in the political regulation of the Republic of Tajikistan. Studied the essential content of the category "clan" in the context of concepts: "organizational culture" and "organizational structure". Identified dependencies between political and inter-ethnic tension regulators. Confirmed the hypothesis that the notion of clan has a system of objective assessments.

Key words: Republic of Tajikistan, clan, ethnic relations, organizational structure, organizational culture, political regulators.

V.V. BAKUSHEV doctor of political sciences, professor, head of the department of parliamentarism and inter-parliamentary cooperation of the Institute of public service and management; Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, member of the Academy of natural Sciences, Moscow, Russian Federation

PRESIDENTIAL AMBITIONS FOR THE ELECTIONS, "2018": THE EPILOGUE TO THE POLITICAL PROGRAMS OF THE CANDIDATES

Three realities highlighted by the author are considered, within which programs of applicants for the Post of the President of the Russian Federation were built. Analyzes the geo-strategic interpretation, the factor validity and the approaches to strategy of economic growth of the country. The socio-economic dynamics through the political interests of the applicants, as well as the readiness (except V.V. Putin) to ensure the "breakthrough" of development through the system "digitalization of the economy" are publicly evaluated. The political program aspirations of each candidate and the overall results of the presidential election "2018" are evaluated.

Key words: Presidential elections "2018", factors of substantial construction of programs of candidates, interests, ambitions of candidates and results of voting, General assessments and features of the election campaign.

O.N. GRISHAEVA PhD in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of History and Archeology, Yelets State University. I.A. Bunin, Elets, Russia

O.E. GRISHIN PhD in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

S.I. POPOV PhD in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

PRESIDENTIAL RATING IN RUSSIA: REAL SERVICE OR EFFECT OF MANAGED MEDIA?

Putin's high rating is the sum of both the real achievements of the Russian president in stabilizing the political system of modern Russia, as well as the manipulative effects created by the controlled media. The rating of V. Putin begins to be strongly attached to the situation on the international political scene, which in many respects actualizes additional claims of Russian foreign policy and activates information support of the actions of the Russian president. The authors try to confirm their position with the help of a number of examples.

Key words: Russia, Putin, president, rating, discourse, legitimation, manipulation.

D.V. SHUTMAN PhD in Politics Docent, the department of Socio-Political Sciences, Bonch-Bruevich Saint Petersburg State University оf Telecommunications, St. Petersburg, Russia

E.I. KUZNETSOVA PhD in Politics Docent, the department of Socio-Political Sciences, Bonch-Bruevich Saint Petersburg State University of Telecommunications, St. Petersburg, Russia

PARTICIPATION OF THE RUSSIA’S POPULATION IN THE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC PROCESSES AT THE TURN OF XX-XXI CENTURIES

The subject of this research is the features of the formation of identification factors of the population participation in the political and economic process of modern Russia. The authors meticulously examine the following aspects of the topic: key factors that contribute to this process; mechanisms that inhibit the process of personal identification in modern Russia, etc. Special attention is given to analysis of the current stage in the development of the system of representation of the interests of the population in the development of strategic political and socio-economic solutions at various levels of government, due to a number of objective difficulties and characterized by poor knowledge. Moreover, a number of factors hampering the purposeful movement towards the evolution of the institutions of people's representation at various levels of government are in the system of coordinates of state power and require urgent measures to intensify the reform. The research is based on the study and analysis of points of view on this issue in modern political science. The authors analyzed the most significant ways for the population of the state to influence political actors and the decisions they make in democracy. The results of the conducted research became the conclusions about the high-priority measures, theoretical and practical implementation of which within the state construction will contribute into development of the institutions of democratic society and the entire system of realization of the political management.

Key words: identification factors, political and economic process, public administration, self-organization of citizens, democracy, state power, corporate solidarity, social identity, elements of democracy, political and economic interests, social networks.

V.F. SABIROV graduate student of the Ufa State Petroleum Technological University, Ufa, Russia

SPECIFITY AND DYNAMICS OF THE FORMATION OF YOUTH SOCIO-POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS AS INSTITUTIONS OF THE POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

The issue of increasing of the participation of youth socio-political organizations in the implementation of political-power relations is one of the pressing problems of social development. Today, there is a need to define the conceptual apparatus and functions of youth socio-political organizations as full-fledged institutions of political participation, capable of taking on the role of institutions of political indoctrinuation and education, inculcating a sense of citizenship and searching for new political leaders.

Key words: youth socio-political organizations, youth, political participation.

A.E. SADOVSKOV graduate student of the institute of public administration and civil service, of The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Moscow, Russia

BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND PROSPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT

This article discusses the world experience of blockchain technology implementation in the public administration and prospects of development.

Key words: blockchain, public administration, e-goventment, information society, e-services, information and communication technologies.

A.P. NOSKOV Graduate student of the Department of Public Administration and Sociology, Kazan National Research Technological University, Kazan, Russia

PUBLIC CHAMBER OF THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN

One of priority problems of development of civil society in the Russian Federation is a prolifikation of its institutes. Formation of Public chamber of the Russian Federation according to the federal law from 4/4/2005 of No. 32-FZ "About Public chamber of the Russian Federation" as mechanism of interaction of civil society and bodies of the state and municipal authority, it is possible to consider as one of stages of realization of political strategy of the Russian Federation. In this article the author reveals degree of efficiency of activity of Public chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan which works according to the Law of the Republic of Tatarstan from 4/27/2017 24-ZRT "About Public chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan". Due to the lack of information on earlier conducted sociological surveys on the announced subject in the territory of the Republic of Tatarstan, for determination of efficiency of activity of Public chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan by the author the sociological research on the basis of the program of the All-Russian civil forum and the Committee of Civil Initiatives is conducted. According to information data and earlier conducted sociological researches activity of Public chamber of the Russian Federation is estimated from 1 to 5 points on a 10-mark scale. Activity of Public chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan, in turn, is estimated above, than activity of this institute at the federal level. In the territory of the Republic of Tatarstan the presented institute of civil society acts as a real form of interaction with bodies of the state and municipal authority, directed to strengthening of other institutes of civil society and the constitutional state. Besides, the Public chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan can be represented as the instrument of realization of the territorial strategic objectives enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Key words: civil society, society, state, public authorities, bodies of municipal authority, institute, institutionalization, interaction of society and state, Public chamber of the Russian Federation, Public chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan, Constitution of the Russian Federation, Constitution of the Republic of Tatarstan.

E.V. RYGINA Post-graduate student of the Volgograd Institute of Management of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Service under the President of the Russian Federation, Volgograd, Russia

ROLE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT SYSTEM

In his article, the author analyzes features of the municipal elections and their difference from the federal elections. The article examines typology of opinion leaders influencing political processes at the local government level.

Key words: municipal elections, electoral process, system of local self-government, electorate, candidates, leaders of public opinion.

POLITICAL REGIONALISM AND ETHNOPOLITICS

O.E. GERASIMOVA Candidate of Political Sciences, Saint Petersburg State University, the faculty of political science, the department of international political processes, associate Professor, St. Petersburg, Russia

THE ROLE OF AUSTROMARXISM IN THE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE IDEA OF NATION-CULTURAL AUTONOMY

The article discusses the theoretical background of the formation and development of the idea of nation-cultural autonomy, in the research work of the most famous of austromarxism, the founders and supporters of the idea of nation-cultural autonomy: K. Renner and O. Bauer.

Key words: nation-cultural autonomy, austromarxism, K. Renner, O. Bauer.

A.R. SULEYMANOV Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), Assistant Professor, Department of philosophy and political science, Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia

V.R. TRUBCULOV postgraduate student, Department of philosophy and political science, Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia

ETHNIC DISCOURSE IN THE MEDIA: POLITOLIGICAL ANALYSIS

Although ethnic discourse belongs to the problematic field of socio-political disciplines, it is relatively recently studied from the point of view of representation in the media, as broadcasters of materials on the state of interethnic relations in the society. As a powerful regulator and source of information flows, the media can focus public attention on the subjects that do not always contain an ethnic component, but in the hands of experienced journalists, such phenomena are subjected to artificial ethnicization. The paper presents a politological analysis of ethnic discourse in the work of mass media and identifies the most problematic aspects in this area.

Key words: politology, interethnic relations, ethnic discourse, mass media, information, ethnization, ethnicity, representation, material, journalist.

R.F. SABIRYANOV postgraduate student, Department of philosophy and political sciences, Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia

MECHANISM OF OPTIMIZING SUBJECT STRUCTURE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

In the context of democratic and federative development of Russia, the ideas of optimizing its subject composition, which are discussed in the scientific, academic and expert spheres, are of particular importance for the political agenda. In the course of the discussions, various models of transformation and optimization of the subject composition of the Russian Federation capable, according to experts, to improve the quality of political regulation of federative and national relations in the country, are proposed. The article contains polititological analysis of the mechanisms aimed at optimizing the subject structure of the Russian Federation.

Key words: political sciences, federalism, optimization, subject composition, transformation, models, mechanisms, asymmetry, centralization, decentralization.

V.R. TRUBKULOV Third-year PhD-student Faculty of Philosophy and Sociology Bashkir State Pedagogical University, Ufa, Russia

BASIC APPROACHES TO STUDYING INTER-ETHNIC RELATIONS

This article examines the main approaches to studying inter-ethnic relations: primordiolism, constructivism and instrumentalism.

Key words: interethnic relations, primordialism, constructivism, instrumentalism, ethnicity, ethnic groups, ethnic identity.

POLITICAL CONFLICTOLOGY

I.D. UBILAVA Department of policy analysis and management Russian University of friendship of peoples, Moscow, Russia

EXTERNAL FACTORS CAUSING CONFRONTATION BETWEEN THE FOREIGN POLICY PARADIGMS OF THE RUSSIAN AND GEORGIAN POLITICAL ELITES

In the proposed article, against the background of the collision of two theoretical models – liberal theory and the theory of realism in international relations, and taking into account the factor of interaction of large states in the international system, the causes that give rise to collisions of the foreign policy paradigms of the political elites of the Russian Federation and Georgia are analyzed. The paper also presents abstracts that have a recommendatory character, taking into account that, it seems, there is an opportunity to overcome the confrontational regime between the elites of the two countries.

Key words: theoretical models, liberalism, realism, international relations, political elites, the Russian Federation, Georgia.

POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

S.I. CHERNIAVSKY Doctor of Sciences (history), Director of the Center for post-Soviet studies, Institute of international studies, Professor, Department of world political processes, Moscow State Institute of International Relations, MFA of Russia, Moscow, Russia

E.T. MEHDIEV Candidate of Sciences (history), Researcher at the Center for post-Soviet studies, Institute of international studies, Moscow State Institute of International Relations, MFA of Russia, Moscow, Russia

SOUTHERN GAS CORRIDOR IN EU ENERGY POLICY

The article is devoted to the issues of transportation of Caspian energy resources through gas pipelines under construction to European markets. The authors consider the potential of the Southern Gas Corridor and its prospects in terms of ensuring the energy security of European countries in the future. The authors come to the conclusion that the significance of such a corridor will grow as deposits are developed and the export infrastructure is expanded.

Key words: South Caucasus, EU, energy policy, energy security, Azerbaijan, gas routes, TANAP, TAP.

E.R. SHIRGAZINA postgraduate student of the Department of Philosophy and Politology of Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia

CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES TO BRICS COOPERATION

Today BRICS is not just a marketing term introduced in 2001 by Goldman Sachs for attracting investments to emerging countries but the new geopolitical reality as well. The association has outgrown the assigned formal economic framework, and already today, in the part dependent on it, has provided a fundamental shift in influence from the Western world by now. For its further advancements and increase the efficiency of the work, it is necessary to analyze the current challenges. In this paper which is limited in scope, only a part of the risks faced by the BRICS association today for fruitful cooperation are indicated, which, however, are overcome by countries in a pragmatic and balanced approach.

Key words: polycentric world, world political process, risk factors, challenges, geopolitics, BRICS, geostrategy.

A.N. KOBEL'KOV post-graduate student, Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences (IMEMO RAN), Moscow, Russia

BILATERAL GERMAN-TURKISH COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF COMBATING TERRORISM

Any bilateral and multilateral relations in the modern world include the antiterrorist agenda. It consists not only in preventing attacks on people and infrastructure, but also in trying to develop common approaches to determining what terrorism is, who to consider a terrorist, and who does not and what methods must be used to combat this phenomenon. As NATO allies and partners in matters of European integration, Germany and Turkey pay much attention to combating threats to collective security. This article is devoted to the analysis of the directions of the German-Turkish antiterrorist cooperation and the problems that hamper more productive cooperation.

Key words: Germany, Turkey, counter terrorism, national security, collective security.

К.V. SMERTINA postgraduate student, Faculty of world political processes, Moscow State Institute of International Relations, MFA of Russia, Moscow, Russia

THEORY OF SMALL STATES AND V4 IN EUROPEAN SECURITY SYSTEM

The presented piece seeks to explain the participation of Visegrad group states in European security system employing the theory of small states. It argues that currently V4 have made a shift from bandwagoning strategy toward soft-balancing on the interests of all key actors of the system. We apply to Ilya Prigogine theory of complex systems in bifurcation point to answer the question about the further path of this development.

Key words: theory of small states, Visegrad group, V4, bandwagoning, soft-balancing, European security, NATO, EU, US, complex system, bifurcation point.

R.Yu. KHADYROV postgraduate student, Department of political analysis and management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

FEATURES OF POLITICAL SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN

After the collapse of the USSR and emergence of independent states in the post-Soviet space, the former Soviet republics faced the need for administrative, legal, social and economic formalization of their sovereignty, as well as the need to develop their own vector of foreign policy.

Key words: Republic of Tajikistan, political system, informal institutions, political parties, transitology.

B.A. NUROV postgraduate student, Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia

IMPORTANCE OF RUSSIA'S MIGRATION AMNESTY FOR TAJIKISTAN

The article discusses Russia’s migration amnesty and its role for Tajikistan. The author highlights the key aspects and role of the amnesty in the regulation of migration processes. In addition, the article demonstrates a number of factors that have contributed to the migration of labor migrants from Tajikistan to Russia.

Key words: migration, migration amnesty, labor migrants, migration policy, migration flows, migration attractiveness.

E.O. SUKHOV student, Faculty of political sciences, Saint Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia

US FOREIGN POLICY STRATEGY ON IRAN UNDER ADMINISTRATION GEORGE W. BUSH

In the modern world, we can observe that there are still sharp contradictions in US-Iranian relations, which are a kind of inheritance that passes from one administration of the US president to another. US-Iranian relations are one of the factors of the political and economic development of both the Middle East region and international stability. After the 43rd US president became George W. Bush, he continued the continuity of the "containment policy" with elements of uncompromising and cruelty. In 2002, George W. Bush declared Iran part of the "axis of evil", treating him as a potential enemy of the United States.

Key words: politics, international relations, geopolitics, the United States, Iran, foreign policy strategy, George W. Bush.

REVIEWS

REVIEW OF M. L. LEBEDEVA’S ARTICLE METHODOLOGY OF REGIONAL STUDIES OF POLITICAL SPACE

Reviewers:

N.P. Medvedev Doctor of Sciences (political sciences), Professor, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

D.V. Perkova Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), Member of the Highest Council of the National Union of Politologists, Moscow, Russia

REVIEW OF THE ARTICLE BY A.P. NOSKOV "PUBLIC CHAMBER OF THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN"

Reviewers:

D.E. Slisovskiy PhD in History, Professor of Department of Humanities and social Sciences, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

N.P. Medvedev Doctor of Political Science, full professor, professor at The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

N.N. Sokolov graduate student of the Russian Academy of National Economy and public service under the President of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia

OUR AUTHORS

BAKUSHEV V.V. – doctor of political sciences, professor, head of the department of parliamentarism and inter-parliamentary cooperation of the Institute of public service and management; Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, member of the Academy of natural Sciences, Moscow, Russia.

CHERNIAVSKY S.I. – Doctor of Sciences (history), Director of the Center for post-Soviet studies, Institute of international studies, Professor, Department of world political processes, Moscow State Institute of International Relations, MFA of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

EVSEEV V.O. – doctor of economic sciences, professor Faculties politics and sociology Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Moscow, Russia.

GERASIMOVA O.E. – Candidate of Political Sciences, Saint Petersburg State University, the faculty of political science, the department of international political processes, associate Professor, St. Petersburg, Russia.

GRISHAEVA O.N. – Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor of the Department of History and Archeology, Yelets State University I.A. Bunin, Elets, Russia.

GRISHIN O.E. – Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

KASIMOV A.A. – aspirant Faculties politics and sociology REU by him G.V. Plekhanova, Dushanbe, Republic of Tadjikistan.

KHADYROV R.Yu. – postgraduate student, Department of political analysis and management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

KOBEL'KOV A.N. – post-graduate student, Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences (IMEMO RAN), Moscow, Russia.

KUZNETSOVA E.I. – PhD in Politics Docent, the department of Socio-Political Sciences, Bonch-Bruevich Saint Petersburg State University of Telecommunications, St. Petersburg, Russia.

LEBEDEVA M.L. – PhD in politics, associate professor, Associate Professor at Political Science, Federal State Educational institution of higher education «Russian State Agrarian University – MSHA K.A. Timiryazev», Moscow, Russia.

MEDVEDEV N.P. – Doctor of Political Science, full professor, professor at The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

MEHDIEV E.T. – candidate of sciences (history), researcher at the Center for post-Soviet studies, Institute of international studies, MGIMO-University of the Ministry of Foreign Relations, Moscow, Russia.

NOSKOV A.P. – Graduate student of the Department of Public Administration and Sociology, Kazan National Research Technological University, Kazan, Russia.

NUROV B.A. – postgraduate student, Diplomatic Academy of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia.

PERKOVA D.V. – Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), Member of the Highest Council of the National Union of Politologists, Moscow, Russia.

POPOV S.I. – candidate of political Sciences, associate Professor of policy analysis and management Russian University of peoples' friendship, Moscow, Russia.

RYGINA E.V. – Post-graduate student of the Volgograd Institute of Management of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Service under the President of the Russian Federation, Volgograd, Russia.

SABIROV V.F. – graduate student of the Ufa State Petroleum Technological University, Ufa, Russia.

SABIRYANOV R.F. – postgraduate student, Department of philosophy and political sciences, Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia.

SADOVSKOV A.E. – graduate student of the institute of public administration and civil service, of The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Moscow, Russia.

SHIRGAZINA E.R. – postgraduate student of the Department of Philosophy and Politology of Bashkir State University Ufa, Russia.

SHUTMAN D.V. – PhD in Politics Docent, the department of Socio-Political Sciences, Bonch-Bruevich Saint Petersburg State University оf Telecommunications, St. Petersburg, Russia.

SLISOVSKIY D.E. – PhD in History, Professor of Department of Humanities and social Sciences, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia.

SMERTINA K.V. – postgraduate student, Faculty of world political processes, Moscow State Institute of International Relations, MFA of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

SOKOLOV N.N. – graduate student of the Russian Academy of National Economy and public service under the President of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia.

SUKHOV E.O. – student, Faculty of political sciences, Saint Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

SULEYMANOV A.R. – Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), Assistant Professor, Department of philosophy and political science, Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia.

TRUBCULOV V.R. – postgraduate student, Department of philosophy and political science, Bashkir State University, Ufa, Russia.

UBILAVA I.D. – Department of policy analysis and management Russian University of friendship of peoples, Moscow, Russia.

Academic journal “Political Science Issues”. Issue 3 (31), 2018.

CONTENTS

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS, PROCESSES AND TECHNOLOGIES

  • Medvedev N.P., Iwaina Mohammed Political Problems of Development of Palestinian State
  • Pyzh V.V., Frolov A.E. The Political Security of the State and the Political Stability of the Society as an Object of Political Analysis
  • Popov S.I., Ershov N.A. Internet Political Communications
  • Amiantov A.A., Маslyany A.A. Representative and Legislative Functions of Parliaments of Subjects of the Russian Federation on the Example of the Moscow Regional Duma
  • Paramokhina A.S. Small Business Orientations and Implementation by Middle Class of its Social and Political Functions in the 1990s.
  • Sabiryanov R.F. Protofederalism as a Factor of Territorial Development of the Ancient Russian State: Political Aspect

ETHNOPOLITICS AND INTERETHNIC RELATIONS

  • Gadzhiev M.M. Interethnic Family as a Factor in the Consolidation of Society
  • Shovkanov D.A. Collective Responsibility as the External and Internal Controller Localization of Inter-Ethnic Tensions and Conflict

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND FOREIGN EXPERIENCE

  • Foret I.V. The EU migration policy: Visegrad group policy review
  • Khаnаliev N.U. Russia as an Alternative US Actor in the Middle East
  • Cheremin G.D. Foreign Experience of Public Policy in Respect of Railway Transport
  • Temirkhanova A.E. Interaction of the Countries of Central Asia and Russia in the Fight Against International Terrorism
  • Todorova R.V. Renewable Sources of Energy as a Moving Power of Energy Policy of the Republic of Bulgaria
  • Shirgazina E.R. Geopolitical Determinants of BRICS Cooperation
  • Li Dan Policy of China's Research and Development and Educational Institutions in the Field of Russian Studies
  • Pussurmanova A.A. Perspectives of Eurasian Integration
  • Werner N.R. Compatriots as an Element of Soft Power
  • Shelest D.A. Policy of Narasimha Rao Look at East as Instrument of Shaping India’s Future

REVIEWS

  • Medvedev N.P., Slizovsky D.E. Review of the article by V.V. Pyzh and A.E. Frolov "Political security of the state and political stability of society as an object of political analysis"
  • Pryakhin V.F. Review of the article by N.P. Medvedev and Ivana Mohammed "Development of Palestine as a sovereign Arab state"

Our authors № 3-2018

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS, PROCESSES AND TECHNOLOGIES

N.P. MEDVEDEV Doctor of Political Science, full professor, professor at The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

IWAINA MOHAMMED post-graduate student at the Russian Peoples' Friendship University, Palestine

POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF PALESTINIAN STATE

Article is devoted to the analysis of development of Palestine as sovereignty with due regard to internal contradictions in political system of the Palestinian society such as problems of interaction and internal disagreements between PA, Fatah, HAMAS, which all are under military occupation and management of various Israeli authorities belong and depends on external factors.

Key words: Palestinian statehood, Fatah, HAMAS, PA, Palestine.

V.V. PYZH doctor of political Sciences, Professor of the Department socio-humanitarian disciplines NSU them. P.F. Lesgaft, expert of the defence and security Commission of the inter-parliamentary Assembly of the CIS member States, St. Petersburg, Russia

A.E. FROLOV candidate of philosophical Sciences, associate Professor of MPO VUNTS Navy "naval Academy. N.G. Kuznetsova", St. Petersburg, Russia

THE POLITICAL SECURITY OF THE STATE AND THE POLITICAL STABILITY OF THE SOCIETY AS AN OBJECT OF POLITICAL ANALYSIS

The Article reveals the content of the concept of security as the basic needs of man and society. It examines the main components of the national security of the state – the political security of the state and the political stability of society, ways to ensure them in modern conditions.

Key words: national security, political security of the state, political stability of society, vital interests of the individual, society and state.

S.I. POPOV Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

N.A. ERSHOV MA degree candidate Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

INTERNET POLITICAL COMMUNICATIONS

The article examines the key points of the political election campaign carried out on the Internet. It also assesses the main features of modern political consulting on the Internet. We show various techniques and methods of political communication on the Internet using the examples of specific political practices applied both in Russia and abroad.

Key words: political communication, election campaign, “real politics”, Internet politics, internet communication, crowdsourcing, crowdfounding.

А.А. AMIANTOV Candidate of Political Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of political analysis and management, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Assistant Professor at the Chair of politology and political management, Russian Presidential Academy of national economy and public administration, Moscow, Russia

А.А. МАSLYANY public notary of the city of Moscow, lawyer, Moscow, Russia

REPRESENTATIVE AND LEGISLATIVE FUNCTIONS OF PARLIAMENTS OF SUBJECTS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE MOSCOW REGIONAL DUMA

The article discusses the powers of the legislative body of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation on the example of the Moscow regional Duma. The article discloses features of participation of the Parliament of the Moscow region in the federal legislative process, as well as some forms of interaction between Moscow regional Duma and executive authorities of the subject.

Key words: parliament, constituent entity of the Russian Federation, Moscow regional Duma, powers and functions of the regional parliament, legislative process.

A.S. PARAMOKHINA postgraduate student of the Chair of history of social movements and political parties, Faculty of History, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia

SMALL BUSINESS ORIENTATIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION BY MIDDLE CLASS OF ITS SOCIAL AND POLITICAL FUNCTIONS IN THE 1990s.

The article analyzes political orientations of the middle class of the 1990s, represented by small entrepreneurs, and raises the question of what impact these orientations could have had on the ability of the middle class to perform its basic socio-political functions. As a source database, the author used materials of sociological surveys conducted from 1996 to 2000 and published in the database "Russian monitoring of the economic situation and health of the population by RLMS-HSE", as well as materials of sociological surveys conducted by the Obshchestvennoe Mnenie Foundation in 1998 and 2000. The author comes to the conclusion that in the 1990s small entrepreneurs, even being in the minority, were stronger supporters of the new social system, values of market economy and democratic political system than hired employees. However, due to their small number small businesses could not fulfill the function of maintaining social and political stability. In addition, they were forced to adhere to the help of criminal structures and use other illegal methods. Such actions had a negative effect on their ability to transmit liberal democratic values to the society and the attitude towards the entrepreneurs was ambiguous. Thus, although demonstrating adequate orientations during the polls, small businesses in practice failed to perform functions typical for the middle class in democratic systems.

Key words: small business, middle class, political orientations, social and political functions, political stability, liberal democratic values.

R.F. SABIRYANOV post-graduate student at the Chair of philosophy and political science, Bashkir state University, Ufa, Russia

PROTOFEDERALISM AS A FACTOR OF TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE ANCIENT RUSSIAN STATE: POLITICAL ASPECT

The territorial development of Russia, which started since ancient times, has federal features in its design. Acting as a territorial and spatial marker of domination, federalism also reflects a trend of uniting different communities and peoples. This article presents a political analysis of proto-federalism conditioned by the entire course of the historical development of Russian statehood as a factor of territorial development and growth of Ancient Rus.

Key words: political science, protofederalism, political regulation, territory, Ancient Rus, territorial development, transformation, growth.

ETHNOPOLITICS AND INTERETHNIC RELATIONS

M.M. GADZHIEV Political Sciences Candidate, Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Social, Makhachkala, Russia

INTERETHNIC FAMILY AS A FACTOR IN THE CONSOLIDATION OF SOCIETY

The article is devoted to the role of the family, in particular, interethnic, consolidation of society to ensure stability and interethnic harmony in society, and shows the relationship between family and interethnic relations.

Key words: interethnic family, unity, consolidation, family relations, upbringing, culture, humanism, tradition.

D.A. SHOVKANOV graduate student of the faculty of national and federative relations of the Institute of state service and administration of Russian presidential Academy of national economy and state service under the President of the Russian Federation, Deputy General Director of JSC "State insurance company "Yugoria", Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia

COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY AS THE EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL CONTROLLER LOCALIZATION OF INTER-ETHNIC TENSIONS AND CONFLICT

The article discusses the need for the distribution of inter-state and inter-regional (horizontal) responsibility for interethnic and ethno-political conflicts occurring in the regions of the country. According to the author, national public associations do not fully meet the expectations of the Executive and municipal authorities, which are assigned to these entities in the field of strengthening interethnic relations, adaptation of compatriots, their integration into civil society, which, inter alia, is due to the lack of constructive dialogue and proper interaction of leaders of national associations with state and municipal authorities, law enforcement services, which is also due to the lack of understanding in their legitimacy, the authority and respect both of compatriots living in the regions and representatives of the authorities of their national republics. The author proposes to introduce the concept of collective responsibility, which is to consolidate at the international level with the participation of authorized representatives of diplomatic missions in Russia of the countries of the Caucasus, Transcaucasia and Central Asia, national-cultural autonomies (national associations) through the conclusion of tripartite agreements on harmonization of interethnic relations. Inter-regional (horizontal) liability of Executive bodies should become an effective regulator in inter-ethnic relations, sometimes only officials in the region are able to exert effective influence on their compatriots (countrymen) through external control and setting of the individual internal self-regulation.

Key words: national public enterprises, harmonization of interethnic relations, interethnic and ethno-political conflicts, ethnic tensions, inter-ethnic tolerance.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND FOREIGN EXPERIENCE

I.V. FORET Ph.D., Associate Professor Department of the regional studies and foreighn countries economy Faculty of International Relations Voronezh State University, Voronezh, Russia

THE EU MIGRATION POLICY: VISEGRAD GROUP POLICY REVIEW

In this article the author analyzes the position of the Visegrad Group countries and the development of the European Union migration crisis at the present stage. The subject of the research is the migration policy of Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia on the European Union scale and the impact of various factors on its transformation. The aim of the research is to study the main components of the position of the Visegrad Group countries on crisis in the EU migration policy. The author concludes upon the further development of relations between Brussels, on the one hand, and Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, on the other.

Key words: migration, European Union, crisis, asylum, refugee, European Union law, Dublin regulation, Visegrad group.

N.U. KHАNАLIEV Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), staff member of the Ministry of Foreign Relations of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia

RUSSIA AS AN ALTERNATIVE US ACTOR IN THE MIDDLE EAST

The article attempts to identify and analyze the most important factors and conditions for the return of the Russian Federation to the Greater Middle East Region as an alternative geopolitical actor to the US. Given the scale and complexity of the topic, the main focus is on some, in the author's view, significant problems, taking as a basis Russia's policy towards the US, on the one hand, and the leading regional states such as Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia. Of course, the author could not help but touch upon the issue of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which was seriously aggravated when President D. Trump came to power in the United States. Naturally, much attention is paid to the problem of the decoupling of the Syrian knot.

Key words: Russia, Middle East, USA, politics, geopolitics, region, great power, war, Syrian knot, terrorism, ISIL.

G.D. CHEREMIN candidate for degree, The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), Institute for social sciences, Moscow, Russia

FOREIGN EXPERIENCE OF PUBLIC POLICY IN RESPECT OF RAILWAY TRANSPORT

The article analyzes the foreign experience of the state policy in the field of railway transport and the typology based on the form of ownership is reviewed. The state policy of the USA, countries of Europe, policy of the management of the European Union concerning railway transport is considered. The article highlights both the advantages and disadvantages of the state policy that is conducted in Western countries. The Swedish model is shown separately as an example of a balanced approach of the state to the development of the Railways. The common features in European policy are noted: 1) implementation of railway transport support as one of the key sectors of the economy; 2) preservation of state ownership of infrastructure; 3) preservation of organizational and regulatory functions; 4) financing of infrastructure projects; 5) support of socially important passenger transportations. The article also considers the experience of a number of Asian countries – Japan, China, North Korea, India. The similarity of the Japanese and European models of public policy is noted. It is shown the specific conditions for the development of the Japanese railway transport due to the peculiarities of the network topology and enhanced social orientation in politics. The article also notes that the Soviet model policy in relation to the Railways was applied in China and the North Korea. Both countries maintain tight state control over the Railways. However, in China and India some elements of European models have been introduced. In Brazil, Mexico and Argentina the evolution of government policy towards the Railways was in the same way: firstly, the nationalization of private roads and privatization as ineffective; then the drastic decline of passenger traffic (mostly commuters); and finally, new strengthening of state control or even renationalization. It is concluded that in all countries the ultimate goal is to create a fairly flexible scheme that combines the advantages of different types of property.

Key words: public policy, railway transport, natural monopolies.

A.E. TEMIRKHANOVA Eurasian national university of L.N. Gumilev, Astana, Kazakhstan

INTERACTION OF THE COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL ASIA AND RUSSIA IN THE FIGHT AGAINST INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

The article is devoted to the actual and contemporary problem – the problem of combating international terrorism. After the completion of the operation of the Russian Armed Forces in Syria and the defeat of the main forces of the international terrorists of the "Islamic state", many militants from Central Asia began returning to their countries. It is noted that various bandit groups, using religious slogans, challenge the states of the region and set the task of creating a caliphate on all Muslim lands of Eurasia. It is emphasized that the instability in the north of Afghanistan and the activation of militants pose a security threat not only to the countries of Central Asia, but to China and Russia. It is concluded that Russia, as well as international organizations represented by the CSTO and the SCO, remains the main guarantor of the security of the whole region.

Key words: international terrorism, Central Asia, "Islamic state", Afghanistan, security, Islam.

R.V. TODOROVA graduate student, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY AS A MOVING POWER OF ENERGY POLICY OF THE REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA

In my article, I reviewed renewable energy sources as a driving force. At the beginning of the 21st century, mankind is increasingly confronted with the fact that the need for electricity is rapidly increasing. This trend can lead to the fact that the volume of production will increase and subsequently there will be a rapid burning of fossil fuels. This, in turn, may exacerbate one of the global environmental problems - the problem of global warming. World reserves of fuel are approaching the moment of natural exhaustion. The European Union, like in Bulgaria, is aware of the benefits of renewable energy sources (RES). Europe is guided by a new common energy policy, which is a package of comprehensive measures to reorient the economies of Member States to the efficient use of low-carbon energy and also increase energy efficiency. In recent years, climate change has become increasingly more turbulent, and therefore, a new energy policy is emerging on the territory of the European Union and in particular at the national level in Bulgaria.

Key words: Bulgaria, energy, politics, law, national plan, energy sources, the European Union, energy efficiency, electricity.

E.R. SHIRGAZINA postgraduate student of the Department of Philosophy and Politology of Bashkir State University Ufa, Russia

GEOPOLITICAL DETERMINANTS OF BRICS COOPERATION

Western actors, primarily member countries of NATO, operating in world political environment today, base their strategic attitude on geopolitical imperatives founded in the beginning of XX century, ignoring provisions of the UN Charter signed by them which are requiring that in a basis of their activity should be the principle of peaceful coexistence. Its compliance alongside with the principle of the sovereign equality of states provides genuine multipolarity of changing world as feature of world political process that is revealed with the example of BRICS countries.

Key words: UN Charter, principles of International Law, world political process, geopolitics, BRICS, geostrategy.

LI DAN postgraduate student, Eastern Institute - School of Regional and International Studies, Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia

POLICY OF CHINA'S RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE FIELD OF RUSSIAN STUDIES

The active interest in studying the Soviet Union in the PRC began at the turn of the 1980s, when the party authorities took the course to overcome the consequences of the Soviet-Chinese split. The study of Soviet experience continued after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the PRC and the Russian Federation began to form bilateral ties in the new conditions. In the 1990s, new incentives and opportunities for studying the USSR and Russia appeared in China. On the one hand, studies conducted by Chinese scientists on some topics have reached a high theoretical level. On the other hand, the intensification of research activity was accompanied by errors in practical methodology. The strategic partnership between Russia and China has become one of the priority areas of the PRC foreign policy since the beginning of the 2000s and is continuing successfully. As bilateral relations improve, the study of the Soviet past and Russia at the present stage in the political, historical, economic and other spheres is increasing. At present, there are 26 scientific institutes in China at the academies and universities, in which research into Russia is being conducted to some extent. The article examines the research and educational organizations of the study of Russia in the XXIst century, of which the institutes at universities are divided into two groups: the institutes for studying the Russian language and the institutes for studying Russia, as well as their specific areas of research and function. The purpose of this work is to analyze the research institutions of the People's Republic of China in which they teach different courses in the Russian language and Russian history, and also study Chinese-Russian relations, their present activities that promote educational cooperation between the two countries.

Key words: PRC, scientific-research institutes, educational institutions, Russian language, cooperation between China and Russia, institutes of Russian studies, academy, university.

A.A. PUSSURMANOVA Postgraduate, Department of Political Science and Political Philosophy; Diplomatic Academy of Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia

PERSPECTIVES OF EURASIAN INTEGRATION

The article discusses the prospects of Eurasian integration, describes the main approaches to the evaluationof integration trends and results. Sets out the main objectives and directions of development of political and economic cooperation in the Eurasian space. A brief survey of the key issues and challenges of Eurasian integration, the development of integration cooperation in the post-Soviet space and beyond.

Key words: Eurasian integration, national interests, economic development, Eurasian space, the prospects, society, free trade zone, independence.

N.R. WERNER postgraduate student, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia

COMPATRIOTS AS AN ELEMENT OF SOFT POWER

The article considers such issues as the contradictions of compatriots living in Germany in the matter of identification, the problems of the Russian-speaking diaspora in Germany, the analysis of the present constituent soft power of Russia abroad. Also in the article on the example of Germany, which actively shapes its attractive image in the international arena, it is shown what negative consequences this can have. In particular, it is noted that it is necessary to form not the individual positive features of the state, but its integral image, to envisage the negative side effects of using soft power, to coordinate the actions of non-state actors in the implementation of soft power.

Key words: soft power, public diplomacy, Germany, Russia, migrants, non-state actors, negative aspects of soft power.

D.A. SHELEST Master Philosophy, Deputy Director of Expert and Analytics Center of FEFU, Vladivostok, Russia

POLICY OF NARASIMHA RAO LOOK AT EAST AS INSTRUMENT OF SHAPING INDIA’S FUTURE

India went difficult way in building the statehood after gained of independence in 1947. Many decisions of the Nehru-Gandhi clan had a positive effect on their time. However, it became clear that India needed a new course by the end of the 1980s. The initiator of reforms both inside the country and in foreign policy became the nine Prime minister of the country, the head of the Indian National Congress Narasimho Rao. The head of the Cabinet of Ministers announced the course "Look to the East" in the foreign policy as addition to economic reforms within India. The author puts forward a hypothesis that the mentioned course was not only an attempt by New Delhi to solve current issues but also by following Rao to a certain image of the future according which the country should develop.

Key words: "Look to the East", Indian policy, Narasimha Rao, Reforms of India, The future of India.

REVIEWS

Review of the article by V. V. Pyzh and A. E. Frolov "Political security of the state and political stability of society as an object of political analysis"

Reviewers:

N.P. Medvedev Doctor of Political Science, full professor, professor at The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

D.E. Slisovskiy PhD in History, Professor of Department of Humanities and social Sciences, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

Review of the article by Medvedev N.P., Ivana Mohammed "Development of Palestine as a sovereign Arab state"

Reviewers:

V.F. Praykhin D.Sc. (political science), Professor, Department of Area Studies and Foreign Policy, RSHU, Moscow, Russia

Academic journal “Political Science Issues”. Issue 2 (30), 2018.

CONTENTS

THEORETICAL PROBLEMS OF POLICY

  • Medvedev N.P. Political Consensus: Once Again the Essence of the Concept
  • Evseev V.O., Kasimov A.A. Methodological Approach Assessment of Integration Influence the Trends of Development of Civil Society
  • Balbek R.I., Komleva V.V. Essence and Technologies of External Influences Destabilizing Political Systems
  • Gulevich A.V. Strategic Imperatives of Russian Policy in Modern Conditions
  • Akhmadeev K.N. Ethnopolitical Mobilization in the Context of Ethnopolitical Research
  • Komarova K.L. Approaches to Studying of Information Security Development
  • Kozhukhov A.V. Theoretical Basement of the Model of International Relations with the Dominant Element

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES

  • Grishaeva O.N., Grishin O.E., Popov S.I. Forecasts of Development of the Presidential Institute in Modern Russia
  • Krivova A.L., Nikiporets-Takigawa G.Yu. Increase in the Migration Attractiveness as a Programme of the State Youth Policy in Poland
  • Tashanov A.D. Mechanisms for Improving the System of Public Services (on the example of the Republic of Uzbekistan)
  • Magadiev M.F., Puzevich A.N. Features of Functioning and Level of Development of Social and State Institutions in the System of Patriotic Youth Education Abroad (on the Example of Israel and China)
  • Kanaev A.B. Religious Tolerance or Mutual Respect Among Confessions of the Kyrgyz Republic
  • Gajiyev Javid Vugar Oglu Evolution of the Image of Vladimir Putin as National Leader Ahead of the Presidential Elections in 2018
  • Komarov S.S. State-Confessional Relations in Russia at the Present Stage
  • Fatemeh Atri Sangari National Interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Their Relationship to the Concept of Identity
  • Abdel Jalil N.A. Regional Migration Processes and National Security of Russia
  • Trofimov V.K. Features of the State Educational Policy of the Russian Federation in the Field of Additional Professional Training (DPO): Political Aspect
  • Butenko V.A. Features of Modern Russian Political Culture

POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Zhiltsov S.S. Political Development of Central Asia: Current Stage Results
  • Mikhaylenko A.N. TNCS and Diplomacy in the Face of Global Polycentricity
  • Nesterchuk O.A., Seyed Hamid Hosseini Khorami Modern Iran's Policy with the Caspian Region in the South Caucasus
  • Sardaryan G.T. Common Good in the Political Doctrine of Pope Francis
  • Popova K.A. Shale Revolution Factor and its Role in Modern International Relations
  • Naydenov I.S. Genesis of the Syrian Crisis and Reasons for Russian Participation
  • Kuznetsova A.A. The Role of the UN Security Council in the Conflict Settlement of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the 1960-1970th
  • MD Sazedul Islam Religion Based Educational System and its Role in Increasing Religious Extremism: a Case Study on Madrasa in Bangladesh

Our authors № 2-2018

THEORETICAL PROBLEMS OF POLICY

N.P. MEDVEDEV Doctor of Political Science, full professor, professor at The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

POLITICAL CONSENSUS: ONCE AGAIN THE ESSENCE OF THE CONCEPT

The article reveals the essence of the notion "political consensus". An attempt is made to give a general typology of political consensus. The characteristics of conflict phenomena in society and in the political sphere are given. The author assesses the role of consensus-based policy decisions and their relevance in modern society.

Key words: political consensus, social consent, political conflict, conflict settlement, political consensus solution.

V.O. EVSEEV The doctor of economic sciences, professor Faculties politics and sociology Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Moscow, Russia

А.A. KASIMOV aspirant Faculties politics and sociology REU by him G.V. Plekhanova, of Dushanbe, Republic of Tadjikistan

METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH ASSESSMENT OF INTEGRATION INFLUENCE THE TRENDS OF DEVELOPMENT OF CIVIL SOCIETY

The article reveals the methodological approach of the evaluation of immigration influence on the development of civil society, which is characterized by a system of indicators. The aim of this work was to obtain analytical dependences between indicators of civil society development in some countries of the Eurasian economic Union and countries candidates. Methods: this study is based on political science analysis of information on the development of civil society. As an application of the method of research used regression and correlation analysis, which allowed us to identify trends and to obtain analytical equations of mutual influence of civil society development in some countries of the former Soviet Union. Original information is taken from calculations by USAID. Result: the obtained system of regression equations that identified three types of mutual influence of civil society. In the conclusion refers to the importance of monitoring the state of civil society and trends of its development, it is proposed to prepare certified governmental professionals in development and integration of the civil society.

Key words: political analysis, civil society, types of integration, Eurasian economic Union, USAID, and regression analysis.

R.I. BALBEK postgraduate student seeking degree at the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Moscow, Russia

V.V. KOMLEVA Doctor of Sciences (sociology), Dean of the faculty of international regional studies and regional management, Institute of public service and management, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Moscow, Russia

ESSENCE AND TECHNOLOGIES OF EXTERNAL INFLUENCES DESTABILIZING POLITICAL SYSTEMS

The article defines the essence of external destabilizing influences. It analyzes the causation of the emergence of the newest actors of destabilization and the impact technologies. The classification of actors of external influences is offered.The newest actors of external influence (transnational structures, social media) are revealed. The article considers tools used by the newest actors of external influence. The latest technologies of external influence (behavioral, "nudge", using big data) are revealed. The reasons of efficiency of influence technologies used by the newest actors of destabilization are explained.

Key words: external influence, political system, foreign influence actors, destabilization, political stability, influence technologies, transnational actors, digital technologies.

A.V. GULEVICH Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), expert of the Foundation for support of implementation of public and innovative projects "Razvitie", Moscow, Russia

STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES OF RUSSIAN POLICY IN MODERN CONDITIONS

The purpose of this article is to identify some of the imperatives of domestic and foreign policy of Russia, which seems to the author, should lie in the basis of strategic planning of the country. The number of tasks to draw attention to the problem of substitution of concepts occurring in the field of demarcation of the functions of strategy and policy in General. The author also touched the issues of the semantic content of the category «strategy» in relation to the realities of today.

Key words: strategy, imperatives, bases of formation of internal and foreign policy.

K.N. AKHMADEEV Post-graduate student of the Department of Russian politics at the Faculty of Political Science of the St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia

ETHNOPOLITICAL MOBILIZATION IN THE CONTEXT OF ETHNOPOLITICAL RESEARCH

The article deals with the concept of ethnopolitical mobilization in the context of ethnopolitical research. In the broadest sense, ethnopolitical mobilization means group readiness for action or actions themselves. Ethnic communities are the focus of ethnopolitical research as groups. Stepwise elements of ethnopolitical mobilization are analyzed. Various structures of this phenomenon are considered and the factors of their occurrence are determined. The essential characteristics of each stage of the given process are analyzed. The typology of ethnopolitical mobilization is being carried out.

Key words: ethnopolitology, ethnopolitical mobilization, national movements.

K.L. KOMAROVA ILA RAS, post-graduate student, Moscow, Russia

APPROACHES TO STUDYING OF INFORMATION SECURITY DEVELOPMENT

In its activity a country or a commercial organization operates with information as specific goods of considerable value. Knowledge of reliable and timely information and also its optimal unilization provide effective functioning of any structured unit as complete complex. As the question of information security (IS) is currently on the agenda in the Russian Federation, it demands quick reaction on the arising threats not only from the state, but also from the society. With the appearance of the first means of telecommunication between people and with understanding that there are interests under threat of digital means of communication providing development between all elements of society, the concept "information security" has appeared. As the title implies the article seeks to study and analyse development of approaches to studying of a concept of information security. On the basis of examination of the main approaches of domestic scientists to definition of IS, it is concluded that the term should cover a state, property of threats management and dangers as key typical signs in order to minimize negative consequences. Considering dynamics and the nature of this type of safety, it also should be discussed not as a state, but as the process demanding on-time reaction, including continuous updating of theoretical, methodological base.

Key words: security, information security, information assets, telecommunications, information threats.

A.V. KOZHUKHOV The applicant of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation, Russia, Moscow

THEORETICAL BASEMENT OF THE MODEL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS WITH THE DOMINANT ELEMENT

The model of international relations with a dominant element could be widely used in political science analysis and political practice. It could be used to study the current Russian relations with various states and would help in effective implementation of Russian national interests. Scientific research on the problems of this model leads to the emergence of new ideas that require a theoretical justification of the model with the dominant element and the mechanism of its functioning.

Key words: model of international relations with dominant element, dominant, domino theory, theory of functional systems, theory of economic development, resonance theory, Afghanistan, Iran.

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES

O.N. GRISHAEVA Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of History and Archeology, Yelets State University. I.A. Bunin, Elets, Russia

O.E. GRISHIN Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

S.I. POPOV Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia

FORECASTS OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL INSTITUTE IN MODERN RUSSIA

In this article, the authors predict the development of the presidency in modern Russia. According to the authors, in the near future the positions of the presidency institute in modern Russia will have certain tendencies to strengthen. This will contribute to a number of factors: the need for a strong power to ensure the security and integrity of the country in the face of negative influence of Western countries on domestic political processes; Existence of stability demands in society.

Key words: institute of presidency, president, development forecasts, political system, legitimacy, power.

A.L. KRIVOVA MA student in International Relations of the Department for Political Science and International Relations, Faculty for Humanities, Russian State Social University, Moscow, Russia

G.YU. NIKIPORETS-TAKIGAWA candidate of science, PhD, Dean of the Faculty for Humanities, head of the department of Political Science and International Relations of the Russian State Social University, Lecturer of the Department of Slavonic Studies of the MML, University of Cambridge, Moscow, Russia

INCREASE IN THE MIGRATION ATTRACTIVENESS AS A PROGRAMME OF THE STATE YOUTH POLICY IN POLAND

This paper is based on the data of the in-depth-interviews of the Polish respondents which was undertaken within the framework of "The Implementation of Youth Policy in the Countries of Europe, the CIS, in China and in India" research project for the Federal agency for youth affairs of the Russian Federation. Because of the special programs for youth, Poland is more and more attractive for exchange students and enrols from some foreign countries, and from Russia in particular as the Polish universities implement a large number of programs in Russian, and, consequently, allocate grants for young people with knowledge of Russian language. The Polish state offers an active support in the start-ups and development of the youth business, providing students with place and facilities to implement their business ideas. The paper focuses on the political movements of the school and university students, which also receive approval and support from the authorities, because they help to involve young people in the socially significant spheres (health care, education, culture) and act at the same time as an effective tool for shaping the political consciousness of young people. The paper also addresses the negative side of migration such as the gap between the cultural, religious and socio-political identities of the representatives of different countries.

Key words: youth policy, migration policy, measures for implementation of youth policy, public processes, partnership and dialogue.

A.D. TASHANOV Head of the Сhair "Fundamentals of spirituality and religious studies" of the National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan

MECHANISMS FOR IMPROVING THE SYSTEM OF PUBLIC SERVICES (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN)

The ambiguity of the concept of public services proceeds from the variety of areas of functional activity of administrative reform and separation of executive functions in connection with the monitoring of budgetary expenditures and responsibility for performance of obligations. The essence of the concept of the administrative reforms in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Key words: strategy of actions, reform, public policy, investment climate, governance, public services, automated system, information and communication technologies.

M.F. MAGADIEV Candidate of Sciences (sociology), Associate Professor at the Chair of public administration and national security, Institute for law and national security of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Moscow, Russia

A.N. PUZEVICH postgraduate student, Chair of world history and international relations, Ryazan State University named after S. A. Yessenin, Ryazan, Russia

FEATURES OF FUNCTIONING AND LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL AND STATE INSTITUTIONS IN THE SYSTEM OF PATRIOTIC YOUTH EDUCATION ABROAD (ON THE EXAMPLE OF ISRAEL AND CHINA)

In the modern world, the problem of patriotic upbringing of the younger generation is of considerable relevance in all countries interested in ensuring their spiritual security. Within the framework of this article, the most positive aspects from the experience of the patriotic work of such famous for their strong patriotic traditions as Israel and China are consistently and in detail examined. At the end of the study, the authors cite the main factors that conditioned, from their point of view, the effectiveness of the patriotic systems of Israel and China.

Key words: foreign experience, ideology, Israel, China, young generation, patriotism, patriotic education, the Russian Federation.

A.B. KANAEV Associate Professor, Candidate of Political Science, doctoral candidate of the Kyrgyz National University of. G. Balasagyn, Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic

RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE OR MUTUAL RESPECT AMONG CONFESSIONS OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC

The purpose of the scientific article is to analyze the most important aspects of religious outlooks and study the religious factors of the social life of the Kyrgyz Republic. The author considers the issues related to the appearance of the most unusual and exotic religious cults, groups and movements that penetrated the society of Kyrgyzstan during the last two decades.

Key words: religion, society, conflicts, propaganda, confession, politics.

GAJIYEV JAVID VUGAR OGLU Postgraduate Student, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia

EVOLUTION OF THE IMAGE OF VLADIMIR PUTIN AS NATIONAL LEADER AHEAD OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN 2018

The article discusses the evolution of the image of Vladimir Putin as the Russian leader ahead of elections in 2018. The author examines the evolution of the image of Vladimir Putin from 2000 to 2017, focusing on the key image characteristics of the Russian political leader. Also in the article the features of estimation of the image of Vladimir Putin by Western journalists and politicians. The author uses the results of a study by the Levada center.

Key words: political image, credibility policy, Vladimir Putin, the head of the state election campaign.

S.S. KOMAROV lecturer at the Chair of public administration and law, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia

STATE-CONFESSIONAL RELATIONS IN RUSSIA AT THE PRESENT STAGE

Currently in the modern world there is an active process of transformation of the internal relations of the state and various religious faiths, represented by religious organizations, small religious groups and separately believers. The main problem today, as before, remains the question of the correct interpretation and understanding of the subject of state-interconfessional relations. The article analyzes the different approaches of lawyers-jurists to state-inter-confessional relations, examines the relations of the state and religious organizations that affect the rights and freedoms of a person and a person.

Key words: State-confessional relations, state bodies, religious organizations, subjects of state-confessional relations.

FATEMEH ATRI SANGARI postgraduate student, Chair of comparative politology, Russian Peoples' Friendship University, Moscow, Russia

NATIONAL INTERESTS OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO THE CONCEPT OF IDENTITY

In its foreign policy, the Islamic Republic of Iran, like other countries, seeks to respect and ensure the values and objectives that enable it to define its ideals in accordance with future needs. The most important motives and values, the highest goals, most important for the life needs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which form its actions and behavior in the international arena and give them direction, are called national interests. The essence and identity of the Islamic Republic of Iran reinforces the conceptual uncertainty and complexity of the notion of national interests. Different approaches to the concept of national interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran have been formed, which follow from the value orientation of national interests. The article examines relationships between values and national interests, as well as the role of these concepts in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Key words: national interests, foreign policy, national role, Islamic Republic of Iran, identity.

N.A. ABDEL JALIL Post-Graduate Student, Department of political analysis and management Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

REGIONAL MIGRATION PROCESSES AND NATIONAL SECURITY OF RUSSIA

The article discusses the migration situation in the regional aspect by the example of Bryansk region. In the research process the analysis of the current migration situation in the border space of the Russian Federation and ongoing political, economic and social manifestations was carried out. The reasons for the attractiveness of the Bryansk region for other regions are analyzed. Influence of migration processes on safety of the state in boundary space is analyzed. Statistical data on migration processes in the Bryansk region is analyzed. The migration policy of the region is examined, the main regulatory documents defining migration policy in the region are presented. It is paid attention to the tense political and economic situation caused by the Ukrainian crisis, therefore, the increase of migratory flows from the Ukraine to Bryansk region is shown. It is noted that the Bryansk region is a transit route for illegal travel to European countries. The attention is focused on the ethnic conflicts and social tension in connection with the large inflow of displaced persons in the boundary space. Necessity of maintenance of the national security in the border areas is highlighted. Revealed the need for strengthening and improvement of migration legislation in connection with the acquisition of migration processes of a global nature.

Key words: migration of the population, migration policy, Bryansk region, national security.

V.K. TROFIMOV senior lecturer in development management education, post-graduate student in the Department of law, state and municipal management, Omsk state pedagogical University, Omsk, Russia

FEATURES OF THE STATE EDUCATIONAL POLICY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE FIELD OF ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL TRAINING (DPO): POLITICAL ASPECT

The article considers the peculiarities of formation and implementation of state educational policy in the sphere of additional professional education of Russia. The concept of state educational policy in the sphere of professional education, identified its actors. The characteristic activities of actors in the implementation of educational policy, which is due to the type of political culture.

Key words: state educational policy, political culture.

V.A. BUTENKO Master’s Student, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences,Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

FEATURES OF MODERN RUSSIAN POLITICAL CULTURE

The article is devoted to modern Russian political culture. The author considers the process of formation of Russian political culture through the prism of history and accentuates the multidimensionality of this object. The author concludes that it is important to take the historical factor into account in the transformation of Russian political culture.

Key words: political culture, Russian society, statehood, patriotism, collectivism, mythologization.

POLITICAL PROBLEMS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT

S.S. ZHILTSOV Doctor of Sciences (political sciences), Head of the Chair of political science and political philosophy, Diplomatic Academy, Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia

POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CENTRAL ASIA: CURRENT STAGE RESULTS

Political processes in Central Asian countries have similar features determined by the history of their development. The history of their presence in the USSR has a great impact on their development, such presence allowed the Central Asian republics to form state structures and achieve an economic breakthrough by creating an industrial sector of the economy. The republics gained access to modern methods of management and much has been done for the formation of national statehood. At the same time, a special mechanism of management was formed, when along with the generally accepted party-state approaches there were traditional (regional-clan) principles characteristic of the Central Asian republics. Having accepted Communist ideology in words, the leadership of the Central Asian republics implemented their policy taking into account the inter-clan alignment of forces.

Key words: Central Asia, political processes, parliament, president.

A.N. MIKHAYLENKO Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, professor of International security and Russian foreign policy chair at the Department of national security, Institute of law and national security, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Moscow, Russia

TNCS AND DIPLOMACY IN THE FACE OF GLOBAL POLYCENTRICITY

The emerging polycentric world is characterized by uncertainty and conflictness. Transnational companies as one of the most important subjects of the world economy and politics adapt to these features very effectively. They develop network structures, aim at fierce competition in the market, use advanced forecasting methods, make more flexible decisions. They have created and are fruitfully exploiting competitive intelligence units which contribute to reducing the degree of uncertainty. TNCs change attractive features of their brands in proper time depending on market priorities and consumer demand. The state foreign policy services could learn a lot from the experience of TNCs’ activities on the world economic and political arena.

Key words: uncertainty, TNC, network diplomacy, forecasting, intelligence, competitive intelligence, soft power, attractiveness policy, Statoil, LUKOIL.

O.A. NESTERCHUK Doctor of political sciences, professor of the Department of Political Analysis and Management, Peoples Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

SEYED HAMID HOSSEINI KHORAMI PHD Student of the Department of Political Analysis and Management, Peoples Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia

MODERN IRAN'S POLICY WITH THE CASPIAN REGION IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS

Cancellation of international sanctions against Iran against Iran in January 2016, was received enthusiastically by the Northern neighbors of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the South Caucasus. Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia had hoped that the rapprochement between Iran with the West and the unfreezing of assets abroad valued at several billion dollars will bring this country to enhance its trade and investment activities in the Caucasus. This was especially true of the energy and transport sectors. However, the expected benefits were not as imminent as Iran are reluctant to Finance infrastructure projects in the Caucasus. On the other hand, there have been positive changes in the trade and tourism sectors, as well as in the field of cross-border energy cooperation.

Overall though Iran is interested in closer economic cooperation with the South Caucasus, it relies on conflict-free politics of the countries of the region to ensure momentum and provide the resources necessary to achieve this goal.

Key words: Iran, the South Caucasus, relations with Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia, Caspian Region.

G.T. SARDARYAN Dean of the School of Governance and Politics of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Candidate of Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Law, the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Moscow, Russia

COMMON GOOD IN THE POLITICAL DOCTRINE OF POPE FRANCIS

The subject of the study is the doctrinal position of the Vatican on the preferences for various political regimes, forms of government and mechanisms for the exercise of power. The object of the study is the Catholic political doctrine during the pontificate of Francis. The author pays special attention to the fundamentals of the economic policy of state power, especially in the sphere of environmental protection. Various scientific methods such as dialectical, logical, comparative, systemic, and a number of others are widely used in the work. The main conclusion of the author is that the criticism of various scientists about Francis’ leftist political views and his support of globalists does not correspond to reality, whereas new milestones in the political doctrine of the Vatican are more likely due to the challenges facing the Holy See and humanity as a whole.

Key words: Catholic political doctrine, Vatican, Francis, Pope, democracy, liberalism, marxism, relativism, encyclical, environment.

K.A. POPOVA post-graduate student working for the Master's Degree at the Chair of international relations, Northwest Institute of Management, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Saint-Petersburg, Russia

SHALE REVOLUTION FACTOR AND ITS ROLE IN MODERN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

The article discusses the impact of "shale revolution" as new phenomenon in modern international relations. Special attention is paid to the production of unconventional hydrocarbons in North America. This article includes the analysis of the legal, geological, economic and social conditions for the successful implementation of shale production.

Key words: The shale gas revolution, unconventional resources, tight oil reserves in the USA, European Union, the price of hydrocarbons, energy security.

I.S. NAYDENOV a student of Moscow state linguistic university, Moscow, Russia

GENESIS OF THE SYRIAN CRISIS AND REASONS FOR RUSSIAN PARTICIPATION

In the article it is analyzed reasons for the beginning Syrian civil war and reasons for Russian military participation in Syrian crisis. All above mentioned aspects are considered from an economic, political, geopolitical perspective. The role of the Russian Federation is evaluated in the context of the Syrian crisis resolution.

The aim of the article is to identify main reasons for the genesis of the Syrian crisis, to analyze motives of Russian military involvement and to establish the character of these motives.

The tasks of the article are to identify all interests of international and regional actors in the Syrian crisis and to trace the dynamics of the Syrian conflict’s development.

Based on the results of the analysis of different scientific efforts, research articles and books which are devoted to the Syrian crisis, synthesis was conducted, with reference to which one established direct and indirect reasons for the genesis of the Syrian crisis and also main and latent motives for the participation of the Russian Air Forces in the Syrian conflict.

Based on the research one should underscore that impulse for mass disorders and rebellion against the Syrian government was informative provocation which was conducted in social nets by all countries concerned. From the undertaken research one comes to the conclusion that the Syrian civil war would not have been led to the Syrian crisis, unless all disorders of armed opposition groups had been supported by financial and military resources from outside. According to some forecasting the Syrian civil war would have been stopped, if some states had not destabilised the situation by encroaching on the territory of Syria, financing and protecting terrorists in Syria. The main aim of the Russian Federation is to protect the national security, so the main purpose is to root out terrorists of ISIL in Syria.

Key words: the Syrian crisis, Russian participation, reasons for interference in the crises, the crisis resolution, Syrian oppositions, terrorists.

A.A. KUZNETSOVA a student of Moscow state linguistic university, Moscow, Russia

THE ROLE OF THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL IN THE CONFLICT SETTLEMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO IN THE 1960-1970TH

The research places emphasis on the military-political conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which was actively developed after having got the independence in 1960th. DRC is reputed to be one of the most unstable countries on the Dark Continent. There are the following elements such as economic backwardness, governmental inability to resolve topical problems and chronical lack of financial resource which exert impact on the conflict escalation. The support from the ex-metropole – Belgium did not lead to the positive changes, vice-versa, only aggravated the situation.

Every new political leader, who appears at the international scene, tries to dictate terms to someone else emerging new crisis in the country.

The goal of the article is to find out the reasons of existing conflict in DRC and to analyze the role of the UN Security Council in the conflict settlement.

The tasks are to follow the dynamics of the Congolese conflict and to determine the role of the UN Security Council.

Having analyzed different scientific articles, thesis works and books on this topic, it was concluded that there were enough reasons and causes to emerge the conflict. In this situation there was a composition of political, economic, social and cultural crises.

Based on the results of the research one should acknowledge the peculiar role of the Security Council and the peacekeeping mission in the country. Despite the prevalent situation «Blue Berets» could reduce risks for the continuation of the conflict and set peace in DRC, although not for a long time.

Key words: Africa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Belgium, the United Nations, armed conflict, rebels, natural resources.

MD SAZEDUL ISLAM Department of comparative politics People’s Friendship University, Moscow, Russia

RELIGION BASED EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND ITS ROLE IN INCREASING RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM: A CASE STUDY ON MADRASA IN BANGLADESH

After the attack of 9 /11 in USA the Western researchers became concerned to find the root causes of terrorism and claimed the connection of madrassa with religious extremism. In 90th decade several terrorists groups emerged in Bangladesh and then madrassas were condemned by the secular scholars as the breeding place of terrorism because all of the leaders of these groups were educated from madrassa. But Islamist scholars argued that not only madrassa but also other factors such as social inequality of madrassa students, poverty, social isolation and misinterpretation of Quran by the leaders of these groups are also responsible to increase terrorism. The article is devoted to the narration of the history, education system, structure and lacking of the madrassa in Bangladesh. In this article the author with the help of historical method and based on secondary sources analyzes the role of madrassa in increasing of terrorism in Bangladesh.

Key words: Madrassa, Alia, Qawmi, Hafizia, Shahadat, social isolation, terrorism.

OUR AUTHORS

AMIANTOV A.A. – Candidate of Political Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of political analysis and management, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Assistant Professor at the Chair of politology and political management, Russian Presidential Academy of national economy and public administration, Moscow, Russia.

CHEREMIN G.D. – candidate for degree, The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), Institute for social sciences, Moscow, Russia.

ERSHOV N.A. – MA degree candidate Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia.

FORET I.V. – Ph.D., Associate Professor Department of the regional studies and foreighn countries economy Faculty of International Relations Voronezh State University, Voronezh, Russia.

FROLOV A.E. – candidate of philosophical Sciences, associate Professor of MPO VUNTS Navy "naval Academy. N.G. Kuznetsova", St. Petersburg, Russia.

GADZHIEV M.M. – Political Sciences Candidate, Associate Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Social, Makhachkala, Russia.

IWAINA MOHAMMED – post-graduate student at the Russian Peoples' Friendship University, Palestine.

KHАNАLIEV N.U. – Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), staff member of the Ministry of Foreign Relations of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia.

LI DAN – postgraduate student, Eastern Institute – School of Regional and International Studies, Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia.

МАSLYANY A.A. – public notary of the city of Moscow, lawyer, Moscow, Russia.

MEDVEDEV N.P. – Doctor of Political Science, full professor, professor at The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

PARAMOKHINA A.S. – postgraduate student of the Chair of history of social movements and political parties, Faculty of History, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.

POPOV S.I. – Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia.

PRAYKHIN V.F. – D.Sc. (political science), Professor, Department of Area Studies and Foreign Policy, RSHU, Moscow, Russia.

PUSSURMANOVA A.A. – Postgraduate, Department of Political Science and Political Philosophy; Diplomatic Academy of Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia.

PYZH V.V. – doctor of political Sciences, Professor of the Department socio-humanitarian disciplines NSU them. P.F. Lesgaft, expert of the defence and security Commission of the inter-parliamentary Assembly of the CIS member States, St. Petersburg, Russia.

SABIRYANOV R.F. – post-graduate student at the Chair of philosophy and political science, Bashkir state University, Ufa, Russia.

SHELEST D.A. – Master Philosophy, Deputy Director of Expert and Analytics Center of FEFU, Vladivostok, Russia.

SHIRGAZINA E.R. – postgraduate student of the Department of Philosophy and Politology of Bashkir State University Ufa, Russia.

SHOVKANOV D.A. – graduate student of the faculty of national and federative relations of the Institute of state service and administration of Russian presidential Academy of national economy and state service under the President of the Russian Federation, Deputy General Director of JSC "State insurance company "Yugoria", Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia.

SLISOVSKIY D.E. – PhD in History, Professor of Department of Humanities and social Sciences, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia.

TEMIRKHANOVA A.E. – Eurasian national university of L.N. Gumilev, Astana, Kazakhstan.

TODOROVA R.V. – graduate student, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia.

WERNER N.R. – postgraduate student, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.

OUR AUTHORS

ABDEL JALIL N.A. – Post-Graduate Student, Department of political analysis and management Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

AKHMADEEV K.N. – Post-graduate student of the Department of Russian politics at the Faculty of Political Science of the St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russia.

BALBEK R.I. – postgraduate student seeking degree at the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Moscow, Russia.

BUTENKO V.A. – Master’s Student, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

EVSEEV V.O. – The doctor of economic sciences, professor Faculties politics and sociology Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Moscow, Russia.

FATEMEH ATRI SANGARI – postgraduate student, Chair of comparative politology, Russian Peoples' Friendship University, Moscow, Russia.

GRISHAEVA O.N. – Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor of the Department of History and Archeology, Yelets State University I.A. Bunin, Elets, Russia.

GRISHIN O.E. – Ph.D. in Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Policy Analysis and Management, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

GULEVICH A.V. – Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), expert of the Foundation for support of implementation of public and innovative projects "Razvitie", Moscow, Russia.

JAVID VUGAR OGLU HAJIYEV – Postgraduate Student, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia.

KANAEV A.B. – Associate Professor, Candidate of Political Science, doctoral candidate of the Kyrgyz National University of. G. Balasagyn, Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic.

KASIMOV A.A. – aspirant Faculties politics and sociology REU by him G.V. Plekhanova, of Dushanbe, Republic of Tadjikistan.

KOMAROV S.S. – lecturer at the Chair of public administration and law, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia.

KOMAROVA K.L. – ILA RAS, post-graduate student, Moscow, Russia.

KOMLEVA V.V. – Doctor of Sciences (sociology), Dean of the faculty of international regional studies and regional management, Institute of public service and management, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Moscow, Russia.

KOZHUKHOV A.V. – The applicant of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation, Russia, Moscow.

KRIVOVA A.L. – MA student in International Relations of the Department for Political Science and International Relations, Faculty for Humanities, Russian State Social University, Moscow, Russia.

KUZNETSOVA A.A. – a student of Moscow state linguistic university, Moscow, Russia.

MD SAZEDUL ISLAM – Department of comparative politics People’s Friendship University, Moscow, Russia.

MAGADIEV M.F. – Candidate of Sciences (sociology), Associate Professor at the Chair of public administration and national security, Institute for law and national security of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Moscow, Russia.

MEDVEDEV N.P. – Doctor of Political Science, full professor, professor at The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

MIKHAYLENKO A.N. – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, professor of International security and Russian foreign policy chair at the Department of national security, Institute of law and national security, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Moscow, Russia.

NAYDENOV I.S. – a student of Moscow state linguistic university, Moscow, Russia.

NESTERCHUK O.A. – Doctor of political sciences, professor of the Department of Political Analysis and Management, Peoples Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

NIKIPORETS-TAKIGAWA G.Yu. – candidate of science, PhD, Dean of the Faculty for Humanities, head of the department of Political Science and International Relations of the Russian State Social University, Lecturer of the Department of Slavonic Studies of the MML, University of Cambridge, Moscow, Russia.

POPOV S.I. – candidate of political Sciences, associate Professor of policy analysis and management Russian University of peoples' friendship, Moscow, Russia.

POPOVA K.A. – post-graduate student working for the Master's Degree at the Chair of international relations, Northwest Institute of Management, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and State Service, Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

PUZEVICH A.N. – postgraduate student, Chair of world history and international relations, Ryazan State University named after S. A. Yessenin, Ryazan Russia.

SARDARYAN G.T. – Dean of the School of Governance and Politics of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Candidate of Political Science, Associate Professor, Department of Public Administration and Law, the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Moscow, Russia.

SEYED HAMID HOSSEINI KHORAMI – PHD Student of the Department of Political Analysis and Management, Peoples Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

TASHANOV A.D. – Head of the Сhair "Fundamentals of spirituality and religious studies" of the National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan.

TROFIMOV V.K. – senior lecturer in development management education, post-graduate student in the Department of law, state and municipal management, Omsk state pedagogical University, Omsk, Russia.

ZHILTSOV S.S. – Doctor of Sciences (political sciences), Head of the Chair of political science and political philosophy, Diplomatic Academy, Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, Russia.

   
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