Научный архив: статьи

This article analyzes how English political commentaries construct an enemy image of the Russian Federation through rhetorical and discursive mechanisms. The study identifies techniques of moral dehumanization, stereotyping, historical indictment framing, delegitimization and threat inflation. The findings demonstrate how emotionally charged language and selective historical narratives are mobilized to create a polarized moral framework in which Russia is depicted as a fundamentally aggressive and illegitimate actor, while the UK is positioned as morally superior and justified in its responses

This study examines the relevance of Eurasian doctrine for modern Russian legal science. The research demonstrates that Eurasian political-legal theory, based on concepts of “guaranteed state” and “ideocracy,” offers an alternative to Western liberal-democratic models. The analysis reveals that comprehensive study of Eurasian legal heritage represents a crucial task for general theory of state and law, particularly in the context of legal transformation and modernization of Russia. The principal conclusion establishes that direct borrowing of Western state-legal institutions constitutes one of the causes of destabilization of the national legal and political system