politscienceПолитическая наукаPolitical science1998-1775ИНИОН РАН10.31249/poln/2022.01.15politscience-742Research ArticleПРЕДСТАВЛЯЕМ НАУЧНЫЕ ЖУРНАЛЫОбзор журнала Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern studiesReview of the “Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies”ЛавровИ. Р.LavrovI. R.
Лавров Илья Романович, студент магистратуры
Дублин
Dublin
irlavrov@gmail.comМалашенковаА. А.MalasenkovaA. A.
Малашенкова Ангелина Александровна, студентка магистратуры Факультета управления и политики
Москва
Moscow
angelina9909@mail.ruUniversity College DublinИрландияUniversity College DublinIrelandМосковский государственный институт международных отношений (Университет) МИД РоссииРоссияSchool of Governance and Politics, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), MFA RussiaRussian Federation20221205202301Политическое развитие на постимперских пространствах294308Copyright © Лавров И.Р., Малашенкова А.А., 20232023Лавров И.Р., Малашенкова А.А.Lavrov I.R., Malasenkova A.A.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://www.politnauka.ru/jour/article/view/742
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