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Volume 52, Issue 4
December 2019
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ISSN 0967-067X
EISSN 1873-6920
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Politics, sport mega events and grassroots mobilization. Anticipated triumph and unexpected failure of political elite in Poland
Wojciech Woźniak
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The dual logic of Russia's party system nationalization
Yuriy Gaivoronsky
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The emerging labour market and transformation from state amateurs to professional athletes
Yiyong Liang
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Determinants of voting results in Poland in the 2015 parliamentary elections. Analysis of spatial differences
Wojciech Grabowski
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Globalized fears, localized securities: ‘Terrorism’ in political polarization in a one-party state
Tianru Guan, Tianyang Liu
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From Marxism to nationalism: The Chinese Communist Party's discursive shift in the post-Mao era
Yingjie Guo
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‘Mimicking’ the West? Russia's legitimization discourse from Georgia war to the annexation of Crimea
Vasile Rotaru
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Russian stereotypes and myths of Ukraine and Ukrainians and why Novorossiya failed
Taras Kuzio
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All Issues
The Long Shadow Cast by Communism over Women’s Political Representation: Evidence from Post-Communist Countries
“Five Unknown Facts about…”: How Stalin Is Represented on Russian-Language TikTok
Introduction to the Special Issue on Under Communism’s Shadow: The Memory of the Violent Past in Present-Day Russia
Immersion and Distancing: Post-Charismatic Succession in Modern Autocracies
Failures in Ukrainian Arms Procurement 2014–2023: The Negative Effects of Limited Access Orders (LAOs) on National Security
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