Contents:
ASSET-GRABBING IN CONTEMPORARY RUSSIA
Kleiner V. Systematic corruption requires systematic approaches in combatting it. Pp. 5–21
Kazun A., Titova M. Fifty shades lighter: how raiding in Russia changed from 2011 to 2015? Pp. 22–36
CIVIC SOCIETY AND RULE-OF-LAW STATE
Kapinus O. Criminalization and decriminalization of acts: finding the best balance. Pp. 37–46
Obolonsky A. Liberal and bureaucratic mentalities as factors of 1980s'–90s' time transformations, the dynamic and contemporary echo of them. Pp. 47–57
SOCIETY and REFORMS
Byzov L. The formation and history of the "New Russia" through the prism of contemporary social contradictions. Pp. 58–74
Tatarko A., Lepshokova Z., Dubrov D., Chuvashov S. Socio-psychological capital of the person and acculturation expectations (the example of Russian Moscovites). Pp. 75–87
THE HUMAN LIFE
Churilova E., Zakharov S., Puur A., Rahnu L., Sakkeus L. Fertility in Russia and Estonia: differences among Russians in Russia and in Estonia and native Estonians. Pp. 88–113
Rogozin D. Admission of pain in an older age. Pp. 114–126
RUSSIAN CIVILIZATION
Bessonova O. Integral-institutional paradigm and the Russian way: overcoming the defects of the concepts of "Power–Property" and "X-Y matrices". Pp. 127–142
HISTORY and CONTEMPORANEITY
Verevkin A. Failed Revolution? An interpretation of the events of May–June 1968 in France. Pp. 143–157
JUBILEE REPORT TO THE CLUB OF ROME: CHALLENGES OF 21st CENTURY
Nazaretyan A. The 21st Century and the “Outdated Philosophy” (On the Jubilee Report to the Club of Rome). Pp. 158–175
METHODOLOGY
Shastitko A. Structural uncertainty and institutions. Pp. 176–189
