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Original Article

Numerical And National Composition Of Urban Population Of Bashkiria In 1930S

Svetlana Galiullina
,
Marina Lifanova
,
Artur Suleimanov
,
Darya Gerasimova
,
Elena Safina
,
Svetlana Shalagina

Keywords: Community development; population; nationality; political process

Article no: 320

Pages 2421-2428

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.320

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Governing Characteristics Of Interaction With Russia, China, Mongolia As A Political Process

Tatiana E. Beydina
,
Anna V. Novikova
,
Alexey P. Litovchenko
,
Natalia V. Zimina

Keywords: China, Russia, governance from the standpoint of the political process, interaction, mongolia

Article no: 14

Pages 119-127

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.14

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Original Article

Markers And Determinants Of Digital Content In The Online Space Of Russia

Natalia Ryabchenko
,
Veronika Katermina
,
Anna Gnedash
,
Olga Malysheva

Keywords: Constituent entity of the Russian Federation, election of governors, online space, political content, political process, regional digital content

Article no: 97

Pages 764-771

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.97

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Original Article

Regional Political Discourse As An Object Of Interdisciplinary Research

Veronika Katermina
,
Anna Gnedash

Keywords: Regional discourse, political content, online space, constituent entity of the Russian Federation, election of governors, political process

Article no: 73

Pages 619-626

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.73

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The Involvement Of Russia In The Activity Against American-Style Globalization

N.A. Kubanev
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L.N. Nabilkina

Keywords: Globalization, American way of life, national identity, strategic partnership, imagology, geopolitical process  

Article no: 122

Pages 1056-1061

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.122

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Original Article

New Trends In The Political Consciousness Of Russians In The Digitalization Context

Natalya Rinatovna Balynskaya
,
Sergey Yurevich Volkov
,
Natalya Sergeevna Shkurko
,
Lyudmila Stepanovna Efimova
,
Nadezhda Egorovna Prudetskaya

Keywords: Information technology, political process, political consciousness, power, subjects of politics

Article no: 24

Pages 181-186

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.24

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Information Process As The Basis Of Political Transformations In Russian Society

Natalya R. Balynskaya
,
Ekaterina G. Zinovyeva
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Natalya S. Shkurko
,
Svetlana V. Koptyakova
,
Vadim V. Chuprin

Keywords: Mass media, political process, political management

Article no: 12

Pages 94-102

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.12

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