История современной политической науки как история поиска ее идентичности
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Несмотря на свою уже более чем вековую историю, современная политическая наука все еще является местом жарких споров относительно базовых элементов ее теоретических, методологических и политико-практических оснований, которые были, как это утверждает и обосновывает автор, в центре внимания всех предыдущих поколений политологов, что дает ему возможность интерпретировать историю современной политической науки как историю поиска ее идентичности. Библиогр. 25 назв.
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политическая наука и история, политическая наука и политика, предмет политической науки, методология политической науки, история политической науки, идентичность политической науки
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