Izotov Vladimir Sergeevich
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Political Globalistics: Research Directions in a Context of Global UncertaintyMoscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2020. 1. p.103-121read more919
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This article off ers a review of the reports presented at the round table “Political Globalistics: Research Directions in a Context of Global Uncertainty” convened by Lomonosov Moscow State University’s Political Science Department as part of the III Congress of the Russian Society of Political Scientists (Moscow, September 10–12, 2018). Among a number of key issues considered by the participants, special attention was paid to current problems of the development of globalistics as an interdisciplinary fi eld of scholarship; the transformation of the subject area of globalistics; and new challenges facing the academic community and the role of interdisciplinary knowledge in their resolution.
Keywords: political globalistics; globalization; world order; civilization; global cities; international relations
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The Global Crisis In The Mirror Of World PoliticsMoscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2009. 5. p.30-40read more248
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Effects Of The Global Crisis: Political Analysis Of Interdependent RisksMoscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2012. 4. p.3-18read more240
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Integration Systems In The Paradigm Of Global Studies: Updating Research ApproachesMoscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2015. 2. p.7-32read more291
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Round Table "The Crisis Of Civilization In The Context Of Political Processes And Activities Of The United Nations"Moscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2015. 5. p.124-135read more238
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Integration Systems And Problems Of Political Stability: The Search For Patterns And The Experience Of PredictionMoscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2016. 4. p.7-27read more323
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This article analyzes the relationship of integration, one of the defi ning trends of our time, with the political stability of countries and regions. An analysis of the events of the last several years leads to the hypothesis of a close relationship between integration as a process and stability as a category of the political process in particular countries and regions. One of the main conclusions is that integrated systems are able to create a much-needed “space of equilibrium” for the modern world and as a result contribute to the stabilization of national political systems. However, these processes are accompanied by a variety of different kinds of risk, including the integration strategy of aggressive contenders for regional and global leadership. The relationship between the dynamic of integration and political stability is analyzed using the examples of the modern Arab world and Latin America. The correlation of integration and stability is very important for modern Russia as the leader of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). Strengthening the integration of identity and political stability of the EAEU member states is considered in the context of opposition to integration with the EU program “Eastern Partnership”. Finding a way out of the geopolitical deadlock is impossible without building a new post-confl ict platform trialogue of EAEU–EU–“Eastern Partnership” countries. A significant result of compromise strategies should be the stabilization of the political regimes, systems and the region as a whole. At the global level, the consolidation of new supranational pillars of the world’s political and economic architecture (EAEU, BRICS, SCO) is becoming a necessary condition for the formation of an anti-crisis model for the new world order.Keywords: EAEU; global studies; globalization; integrating-confrontational polycentrism; integration systems; integration; stability of political systems; the sovereignty dilemma; world policy
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Factors Of Political Risk In The Process Of Eurasian Integration: The Example Of The Republic Of ArmeniaMoscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2017. 5. p.7-18read more388
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This article examines the defi nition of political risk using the example of the Eurasian integration of the Republic of Armenia. The authors analyze the typology of the main political risks and their genesis in the current context, highlighting a wide variety of political risk factors and their subject-object relations. These create certain diffi culties, but at the same time open new opportunities for study. According to the authors, analysis of political risk may be in demand when optimizing Eurasian integration strategy via updated concepts of “multi-speed,” “asymmetric” and “flexible” integration.Keywords: Armenia; EEU; EU; Eastern Partnership; geopolitics; integration; investment risks; parliamentary republic; political risks; post-Soviet integration
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Round Table: “The Strategy of Sustainable Development in the Context of Political Processes of the 21st Century”Moscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2018. 1. p.104-119read more787
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This article provides a review of theses presented at the round table “The Strategy of Sustainable Development in the Context of 21st c. Political Processes,” held at the Lomonosov Moscow State University Department of Political Science in conjunction with the V International Scholarly Congress “Global Studies-2017” (Moscow, September 25–30, 2017). Participants focused on the complex of political, philosophical, social and economic problems connected with the “sustainable development” category.
Keywords: sustainable development, globalization, world civilization, crisis, balance of power, modernization, developing countries, “soft power,” macro-region, turbulence in world politics, multinational corporations, information war
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The COVID-19 Pandemic through the Lens of Political EconomyMoscow University Bulletin. Series 12. Political Science. 2021. 2. p.7-35read more5181
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This paper continues the series of articles published in the journal devoted to the analysis of the challenges of the current global crises in terms of their impact on world politics and international relations. The authors highlight several features of the pandemic crisis of 2020–2021, in particular the “global empathy,” violation of the spatial logic of globalization and the spread of “infodemics”. The paper presents an extensive overview of current research on the Corona Crisis through the prism of social science. The common understanding of all the risks and dangers generated by interdependence, the vulnerability of the transitional world order, democratic institutions, and the inevitability of the common fate of humankind are all elements dictating the need for transnational cooperation, reforms in global governance, regional integration, and greater legitimation of supranational factors. The authors emphasize the importance of the “global health” category in international relations and its growing influence on the world order. It is emphasized that global risks derived from the ongoing crisis are inherently political. Indeed, the coronavirus pandemic provides a compelling basis for bringing anti-crisis policy to the forefront of research in the whole range of “crisisology disciplines” like political science, world economy, global studies and environmental political studies, social psychology, international relations, political forecasting, and theories of sustainable development. Finally, the article focuses on the emerging opportunities for Russia, the implementation of which is associated with maintaining biotechnological leadership in the development of vaccines and its transformation into the increasing international authority, trust, and soft power.Keywords: pandemic; СOVID-19; global crisis; world politics; international relations; crisisology; global health; vaccines; biopolitics; inequality; post-pandemic recovery; sustainable development
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