State experts and modes of knowledge-power
Abstract
The article analyzes how mutually compatible approaches of social constructivism and post-structuralism can be used for study of a relationship between the state and expert communities. The author examines the arguments of two power-knowledge models (sovereignty- and governmentality-based) in relation to Russia, and dwell upon on the internal functions of their various modes, contexts and functions, both domestic and external, including those related to soft power.
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