Concept

Yuri Chekalin23.07.2026

Political revolutions do more than replace governments. Political revolutions transform the language through which political communities understand authority, citizenship, obligation, and collective identity. Inventing a New Political Language New institutions require new concepts, and new concepts gradually reshape political expectations. Vocabulary therefore becomes an important historical source for understanding how revolutionary governments sought to establish […]

Serg Levine09.01.2026

Among the eternal questions of humanity, such as “Who is to blame?”, “What is to be done?” and “Is there life on Mars?”, the question “What is the meaning of life?” occupies a special place. Everyone faces this existential problem. Some sooner, some later. You can live for half a century without ever considering the […]

Igor Filonenko06.08.2025

More precisely, it is about the interaction and complementarity of urban and rural territories. The boundaries between them will be blurred, but certainly not to the point of complete “interpenetration” or a kind of social annihilation. In general, an amazing thing is happening. Even Adam Smith and David Ricardo analyzed the division of labor and […]

Dmitry Narinsky27.05.2025

Every city is unique in its own way. A unique image is formed largely by natural factors and architecture. It is this combination that creates what we value, what we admire — originality. The originality of a city is its unique image, the aroma of a place, the space of streets and squares, a mental […]

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Political Myths: Authority and Legitimacy (Part.8)

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