Contents

Vek globalizatsii

[Age of Globalization]

Journal of global studies

Contents

Theory

Markovic D. Historical contexts of contradictions of modernization (pp. 3–13).

Veber A. B. Searching for a new developmental paradigm (pp. 14–26).

Kiselyov D. A. Social development management as a global philosophical problem (pp. 27–36).

Osthoff-Münnix G. The world government: needs and reality (pp. 37–40).

Blizkovsky P., Prantl, J. Global economic governance: what problems do Asia and Europe face? (pp. 41–46).

Kosichenko A. G. Globalization and religion (pp. 47–58).

Leonova O. G. Global regionalization as a phenomenon of the global world development (pp. 59–66).

Seidova G. N. Islam and globalization: pro et contra (pp. 67–78).

Ilimbetova A. A. The global process of migration's feminization (pp. 79–91).

Durchik V. Our modern times: is morality an ‘epiobiotic species’? (pp. 92–99).

Sukhareva E. A. The specifics of development of Moscow as a global megalopolis (pp. 100–108).

Seleznyov P. S. The problems of innovative development in Russia (pp. 109–124).

Alpidovskaya M. L. Joining the WTO, or a ‘new economic chimera’ of the present postmodern society (pp. 125–135).

Kovalyov Y. A. Russia and the main challenge of the 21^st century (pp. 136–149).

Chesnokov V. S. V. I. Vernadsky – the great scientist-innovator and humanist
(pp. 150–166).

Stepanov S. A. N. N. Moiseev on the fate of the Russian intelligentsia (pp. 167–170).

Galimov B. S., Salikhov G. G. Bagautdinov A. M. Philosophy and the future of civilization (pp. 171–179).

Pyrin A. G. Presentation of the encyclopedic dictionary on Globalistics (pp. 180–184).

The World Cultural Forum (Taihu, China) (pp. 185–189).

The Authors of the Issue (p. 190).