GEOPOLITICS AND SECURITY Characteristic Features of Present-Day International Relations and Their Influence on Interstate CooperationS.N. Mazhuga, V.V. Tolstykh Modern Military Conflicts Amid the Formation of a New Geopolitical Landscape (FREE article)V.B. Zarudnitsky MILITARY ART Remote Mining of Terrain Using Small UAVsD.F. Yevmenenko, S.I. Melnik Developing Ways of Jointly Applying Forces and Assets to Disrupt Enemy Command and ControlD.V. Kholuyenko, V.A. Anokhin Methods […]
The start of the 21st century has been characterized by significant sociopolitical changes, leading to a challenging transformation of the global geopolitical landscape. The bipolar model, consisting of the USSR and the US, has ceased to exist. Currently, a new model is emerging, yet it still lacks stability and remains incomplete.
“Regarding Nuclear Tests, I Can Say That If the US Resumes Them, It Will Get a Mirror Response From Our Side”S. Ryabkov WORLD ISSUES Illiberalism in International Relations (FREE content)A. Dugin The Neo-Global World: Past Baggage, Present Challenges, Future ProspectsD. Yevstafyev Apocalypse of Our Time: Servants of the Devil Before the Court of HistoryK. Dolgov […]
REALISTS believe that human nature is inherently flawed (the legacy of Hobbes’s anthropological pessimism and, on an even deeper level, the legacy of the Christian idea of the Fall, or lapsus in Latin) and cannot be fundamentally corrected, which means that selfishness, predation, and violence are impossible to eradicate. This leads to the conclusion that man (who, according to Hobbes, is a wolf to another man) can only be restrained and regulated by means of a strong state. The state is inevitable and is the bearer of supreme sovereignty. At the same time, the predatory and egoistic nature of man is projected onto the state; therefore, the nation-state has its own interests. These interests take into account only their own state, while the will to violence and greed mean war is always a possibility. Realists believe that this has always been and always will be.
FOCUS ON RUSSIA Traditions and Innovations in the Development Policy of Rural Territories in Russia: The Potential of CossacksE. Morozova, I. Miroshnichenko Worldview Specifics of Supporters of the Western Path of Development for Russia in Mass Population StrataN. Tikhonova National Network of Academic Journals as a System: Problems Before and After SanctionsE. Semenov ESSAYS On […]
This article analyzes some aspects of civilizationism as a trend in the self-positioning strategies of several Asian states, notably China and India, as well as some other countries. Close attention is paid to the concept of the civilization state (CS), as distinct from the nation state (NS), where the former reveals the specific characteristics of the major non-Western states.
POLITICS China’s Official Stance on the Nature of Its Relations With Russia During the Special Military Operation (SMO) (FREE content!)S. Goncharov ECONOMICS The Taxonomy of China’s Green EconomyS. Savinsky Japan’s Energy Policy: Current Challenges and ProblemsK. Korneyev Prospects for Russian Gas in ChinaD. Kondratov The Asian Space Race: New Priorities for the Industrial Development of […]
Amid unfolding events related to the Ukraine crisis, the focus on various aspects of China’s policies has sharpened considerably. This paper aims to analyze core aspects of the Chinese leadership’s strategy using a dependable source base spanning from December 2021 through March 2023.
Russia and Brazil: A Friendship That Has Stood the Test of TimeS. Lavrov WORLD ISSUES BRICS as a Symbol of the New WorldA. Davydenko The Fate of the State in a Changing World (FREE content!)V. Yegorov Evolution of the World Order and Russia’s Ideas About the Outside WorldA. Bogaturov, O. Lebedeva Apocalypse of Our Time: […]
THE main phenomenon of the social mainstream is the institution of the state and its evolution (“shrinking”), associated with the increased activity of civil society and a reevaluation of the role of the market. Postmodernists have no faith in the future of the state. They presuppose that institutions of social organization will be replaced by […]