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“Political Science Issues”. Volume 10, Issue 2 (39-41), 2020.

Academic journal

“Political Science Issues”

Volume 10, Issue 2 (39-41), 2020

CONTENTS

SOCIETY, POLICY AND RELIGION

Оsipova N.G. Religion and Society: Differentiation and Diversification of Protestant Movements

THE POLITICAL PROCESS IN RUSSIA

Аstvatsaturova M.A. 2020 Address: The Power-Meaningful Message of Extrapolating the Vertical of Power

Dubrovina O.V., Dubrovina O.Yu. Global and Regional In The Conditions Of The Covid-19 Pandemic. Impact On Education

PROBLEMS OF EURASIAN AND POST-SOVIET COOPERATION

Lukin A.D. Northern Sea Route – Bridge Between the East and the West: Prospects and Realities Development of the Trans-Arctic

Маrаbyan K.P. Russia's Factor in Georgia's Foreign Policy

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND WORLD POLITICS

Rodionova M.E. Gender Dimension of Political Representation in Western Countries and Russia

Jiachu Lian. Space Exploration as a Factor of China's Foreign Policy

Lei Shuang. White Paper: China's Arctic Policy – Present Strategy of the PRC in the Arctic

Ndayisaba Augustine. Great Lakes Region of Africa (GLR): Collective Defence as an Appropriate Solution to the Problems of the Non-Combat Capability of the Congolese Armed Forces

REFLECTIONS ON THE READ

Medvedev N.P. Afterword to the Article by M. L. Lebedeva “French Regional Political Space: Conceptual and Theoretical Characteristics”

OUR AUTHORS

AUTHORS’ GUIDELINES

ZHURAVLEV O.V., TUSHKOV A.A. National Maritime Policy of Russia on the Pacific and Indian Ocean Regional Routes

DOI 10.35775/PSI.2020.35-38.1.001

О. V. ZHURAVLEV Rear Admiral, Chief Pacific Higher Navy School named after S. O. Makarov, Vladivostok, Russia

А. А. TUSHKOV Doctor of Sciences (history), Professor at the Chair of international relations and law, Vladivostok State University of economics and services, Vladivostok, Russia

NATIONAL MARITIME POLICY OF RUSSIA ON THE PACIFIC AND INDIAN OCEAN REGIONAL ROUTES

This research is devoted to a topical subject – implementation of the national maritime policy in the Pacific and Indian Ocean regional areas. The current political process in Southeast Asia strongly dictates Russia that it shall pursue an effective maritime policy in this region, ensuring its significant role and place in the new realities of the geopolitical space. Rapid changes in the post-Westphalian world order have significantly changed the balance of power in the world. This circumstance places increased demands on the effectiveness of Russia's not only political but also economic component. The Russian Federation, as a great maritime power whose maritime potential ensures implementation and protection of its national interests in any area of the world's oceans, serves as an important factor of international stability and strategic deterrence. This fact makes it possible to conduct an independent national maritime policy as an equal participant in the international maritime activities. In this regard, the tasks set in the presidential Decree № 327 “On Approval of the Fundamentals of State Policy of the Russian Federation in the Field of Naval Activities for the Period until 2030,” dated 25 July 2017 require their practical implementation. The effectiveness of Russia's defense of its political and economic interests depends on the fulfillment of these tasks. Formation of the Indo-Pacific region (IPR) opens up new opportunities for Russia in the implementation of its national maritime policy in this maritime zone. The article discusses in detail the combat composition of the fleet, the construction of new types of ships and their capabilities. The analysis of this problem allows us to outline the main ways of its resolution.

Key words: Russian national Maritime policy, Kalibr cruise missile carriers, non-nuclear weapons, PLAR, Aug, stealth technology, Indo-Pacific region, far sea zone, NATO.

OUR AUTHORS-1-2020

OUR AUTHORS

CHEBOTAREV A. V. – Adjunct, Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia.

EMIROV R. M. – Candidate of Political Sciences, Moscow, Russia.

КONONOV L. A. – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Associate Professor at the Chair of political sciences, Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia.

LANTSOV S. A. – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Chair of International political processes, Faculty of politology, Saint Petersburg State University, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

MEDVEDEV N. P. – Doctor of Sciences (political sciences), Professor, participant of the 1990-1993 constitutional process, Moscow, Russia.

МIKHAILENKO A. N. – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Chair of international security and foreign policy of Russia, Faculty of national security, Institute of law and national security, Russian Presidential Academy of national economy and state service, Moscow, Russia.

NAZAROV A. D. – Professor, Doctor of Sciences (history), Deputy Head of the Chair for scientific work Chair of advertising and public relations, Institute of Foreign Languages, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University) (MAI), Moscow, Russia.

NAZAROVA E. A. – Doctor of Sciences (sociology), Professor at the Chair of Sociology, MGIMO (University) of the Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Relations, Moscow, Russia.

NAZAROV V. P. – Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), doctoral student at the Chair of political theory, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University) MFA of Russia, Moscow, Russia.

PLIEV S. M. – Candidate of Political Sciences, Associate Professor at the Chair of political science and sociology, South Ossetia State University named after A. A. Tibilov, Tskhinval, Republic of South Ossetia.

POHOZHAEV V. I. – Adjunct of the Military University, Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia.

PYZH V. V. – Doctor of Sciences (political sciences), Head of the Chair of social and humanitarian disciplines, National State University of Physical Culture, Sport and Health named after P. F. Lesgaft, Professor at the Chair of humanities, Institute of Almazov National Medical Center of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, expert of the Commission on defense and security issues of the Inter-parliamentary Assembly of the CIS member states, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

RODIONOVA M. E. – Candidate of Sciences (sociology), Ph.D., Associate Professor at the Chair of political sciences and mass media, Director of the European Research Center, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia.

RUMYANTSEV O. G. – Candidate of Sciences (law), President of the Constitutional Reform Foundation, People's Deputy of Russia (1990-1993), Executive Secretary of the Constitutional Commission of the Congress of People's Deputies of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia.

SLIZOVSKIY D. E. – Doctor of Sciences (history), Professor, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University), Moscow, Russia.

ТЕТЕRYUK A. S. – Lecturer at the Chair of political science theory, MGIMO MFA of Russia, research associate at the Center for Spatial Analysis, Institute of International Relations (MGIMO MFA of Russia), Moscow, Russia.

TUSHKOV A. A. – Doctor of Sciences (history), Professor at the Chair of international relations and law, Vladivostok State University of economics and services, Vladivostok, Russia.

YANG CHUNLEI – Associate Professor at Zhejiang Yuexiu University of Foreign Languages, Guangzhou, China.

ZALYSIN I. Yu. – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Russian State Agrarian University (MSHA) named after K. A. Timiryazev, Moscow, Russia.

ZHAMBAEVA U. B. – Candidate of Sciences (philosophy), Associate Professor at the Higher Education Department, Ulaanbaatar branch of Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Adviser to the President of the Mongolian diplomatic peace and friendship organization, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

ZHURAVLEV O. V. – Rear Admiral, Chief Pacific Higher Navy School named after S. O. Makarov, Vladivostok, Russia.