MOBILIZATION IN POST-SOCIALIST SPACES: BETWEEN IMPERATIVES OF MODERNIZATION AND THREATS OF DEMODERNIZATION
Journal Title: Идеология и политика (рус) / Ідеологія і політика (укр) / Ideology and Politics (Eng) - Year 2018, Vol 10, Issue 2
Abstract
In this introduction authors conceptualised issues of mobilisation, modernization and demodernization. They also described the articles constituting the issue.
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Pavlo Kutuev, Serhiy Choliy
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