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Политичка Ревија Political Review ПОЛИТИЧКА РЕВИЈА POLITICAL REVIEW ISSN 1451-4281 УДК 1+2+3+32+9 Година (XXX)XXI vol. 67. Број 1/2021 ПОЛИТИЧКА РЕВИЈА POLITICAL REVIEW Часопис за политикологију, политичку социологију, комуникологију и примењену политику ISSN 1451-4281 Број 1/2021 Год. (XXX) XXI vol. 67 стр. 1-242 Часопис излази четири пута годишње Часопис „Политичка ревија”, покренут као зборник под називом „Политичке студије” 1968, обновљен као „Политичке свеске” 1994. као научни часопис излази од 2002. године. Издавач: Институт за политичке студије Београд, Свeтозара Марковића бр. 36 тел. 33-49-204, 30-39-380 E-mail: [email protected] www.ipsbgd.edu.rs За издавача: др Живојин Ђурић Главни и одговорни уредник: др Момчило Суботић, научни саветник Редакција: Др Момчило Суботић, др Драган Марковић, проф. др Зоран Милошевић, проф. др Јован Базић, др Владан Станковић, др Сања Шуљагић, проф. др Драган Јовашевић, мр Александра Мировић, др Марија Ђорић, др Миодраг Радојевић Секретари: Андреа Матијевић Пословни секретар: Смиљана Пауновић Савет часописа: проф. др Мирољуб Јевтић, др Никола Жутић, др Драган Новаковић, проф. др Дарко Маринковић, проф. др Брацо Ковачевић, проф. др Урош Шуваковић, др Снежана Грк, проф. др Димитриј Констатинович Безњук, проф. др Петар Ковачич Першин, проф. др Михаил Лобанов Слог и штампа: Бирограф, Земун Тираж: 50 примерака Радове објављене у овом часопису није дозвољено прештампавати било у целини, било у деловима, без изричите сагласности Уредништва. - II - САДРЖАЈ Тема броја: КРИЗА КОРОНАВИРУСА И ДРУГЕ АКТУЕЛНЕ ТЕМЕ Сања Стошић КРИЗА КОРОНАВИРУСА: УТИЦАЈ И ИПМЛИКАЦИЈЕ НА (ПРЕ)ОБЛИКОВАЊЕ КУЛТУРНО-ПОЛИТИЧКОГ ИДЕНТИТЕТА СРБИЈЕ И КИНЕ II................................... 11-30 Владан Станковић ТРИ НАРОДА И ДВА ЕНТИТЕТА – ТРЕНУТНИ ОДНОСИ СНАГА .................................................................................31-48 Драгољуб Тодић ВОДНИ САОБРАЋАЈ И КВАЛИТЕТ ЖИВОТНЕ СРЕДИНЕ – ОДНОСИ ДВА ПРАВНА РЕЖИМА И НЕКА ОТВОРЕНА ПИТАЊА ..............................................................................49-64 Вера Арежина, Ненад Спасојевић ИСТРАЖИВАЊЕ О ЗАСТУПЉЕНОСТИ ЖЕНА НА ЗНАЧАЈНИМ ДРУШТВЕНИМ ПОЛОЖАЈИМА У РЕПУБЛИЦИ СРБИЈИ .......................................................65-82 ОГЛЕДИ И СТУДИЈЕ Дарио Кршић УЛОГА ХРВАТСКИХ МИТОЛОГЕМА У ГЕНЕРИСАЊУ СРБОФОБИЈЕ: ХРВАТСКА КАО „ПРЕДЗИЂЕ ХРИШЋАНСТВА“ И СРБИ КАО „ВЛАСИ“ ..................85-106 Никола Живић ПОЛИТИЧКА МИСАО И ДЕЛОВАЊЕ ДРАГОЉУБА ЈОВАНОВИЋА У КРАЉЕВИНИ СХС/ЈУГОСЛАВИЈИ ........................107-127 Рајко Петровић ДОПРИНОС ЛИБЕРАЛИЗМА СХВАТАЊУ ДРЖАВЕ – КРИТИКА ДРЖАВЕ БЛАГОСТАЊА ...........................129-143 Косара Стевановић THE CONNECTION BETWEEN IDEOLOGY AND ORGANIZED CRIME ......................................................145-164 - III - МЕЂУНАРОДНЕ ТЕМЕ Александар Кларић ОБНОВЉИВИ ИЗВОРИ ЕНЕРГИЈЕ КАО ДЕТЕРМИНАНТА СПОЉАШЊЕ И УНУТРАШЊЕ ПОЛИТИКЕ САУДИЈСКЕ АРАБИЈЕ У 21. ВИЈЕКУ ........................167-188 Бендин Александр Юрьевич РУССКИЙ ЦЕРКОВНЫЙ РАСКОЛ И РЕЛИГИОЗНАЯ НЕТЕРПИМОСТЬ ...........................................................189-199 Рушали Саха, Марко Филијовић HIGH SKY – LOW TENSION: CAN INDIA AND CHINA FIND COMMON INTEREST IN OUTER SPACE? ...................201-224 - IV - CONTENTS Topic of the issue: CORONAVIRUS CRISIS AND OTHER CURRENT TOPICS Sanja Stošić THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS: IMPACT AND IMPLICATIONS ON RECONSTRUCTION OF SERBIAN AND CHINA’S POLITICAL AND CULTURAL IDENTITY II .................... 11-30 Vladan Stanković THREE NATIONS AND TWO ENTITIES – CURRENT POWER RELATIONS ...........................................................31-48 Dragoljub Todić INLAND WATERWAYS TRAFFIC AND QUALITY OF ENVIRONMENT: RELATIONS BETWEEN TWO LEGAL FIELDS ...............49-64 Vera Arežina, Nenad Spasojević A CONTRIBUTION TO THE RESEARCH ON THE REPRESENTATION OF WOMEN AT SIGNIFICANT SOCIAL POSITIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA ....65-82 ESSAYS AND STUDIES Dario Kršić THE ROLE OF CROATIAN MYTHOLOGEMS IN GENERATING SERBOPHOBIA: CROATIA AS „THE BULWARK OF CHRISTENDOM“ AND SERBS AS „VLACHS“ ............................................85-106 Nikola Živić POLITICAL THOUGHT AND ACTIVITY OF DRAGOLJUB JOVANOVIĆ IN THE KINGDOM OF SCS/ YUGOSLAVIA ...................................107-127 Rajko Petrović CONTRIBUTION OF LIBERALISM TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE STATE – CRITICISM OF WELFARE STATE ......................................................129-143 Kosara Stevanović THE CONNECTION BETWEEN IDEOLOGY AND ORGANIZED CRIME ......................................................145-164 - V - INTERNATIONAL ISSUES Aleksandar Klarić RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY AS A DETERMINANT OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC POLITICS OF SAUDI ARABIA IN THE 21ST CENTURY ..............167-188 Bendin Alexander Yurievich RUSSIAN CHURCH DIVISION AND RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE ...............................................................189-199 Rushali Saha, Marko Filijović HIGH SKY – LOW TENSION: CAN INDIA AND CHINA FIND COMMON INTEREST IN OUTER SPACE? ........201-224 - VI - УВОДНИК Тему првог броја Политичке ревије за 2021. годину насловили смо са: Криза коронавируса и друге актуелне теме. Чине је четири рада: први представља наставак - други део рада ауторке Сање Стошић о утицају и импликацијама поменуте кризе на унутрашњу и спољну политику Србије, где се посебно указује на значај политичке културе Србије у процесу прилагођавања кризним ситуацијама и очувању националне безбедности; други рад представља правно-политичку анализу Дејтонског споразума (В. Станковић); трећи се бави питањем водног саобраћаја и стањем животне средине у целини (Д. Тодић); а четврти презентује и објашњава ставове грађана Србије по питању положаја жена на значајним друштвеним положајима (В. Арежина, Н. Спасојевић). У рубрици Огледи и студије налазе се четири разноврсна, информативна и веома занимљива чланка. Посебну пажњу заслужује теоријско-методолошки и садржајно веома утемељен чланак Дарија Кршића о хрватским митологемама у генерисању србофобије, у којем је аутор користио бројну, релевантну домаћу и страну литературу о овом значајном историјском и савременом геополитичком феномену. Позорност стручне јавности свакако заслужује и рад о списатељској и политичкој делатности Драгољуба Јовановића, те рад о либерализму као политичкој идеологији и пракси, као и чланак о вези између идеологије и криминала. Рубрику Међународне теме представљају три рада, од којих први расправља на тему енергетске политике Саудијске Арабије, тј. обновљивих извора енергије као детерминанте њене унутрашње и спољне политике у 21. веку, затим текст који се бави историјатом руског религиозног раскола, и трећи рад који покушава да одговори на питање могу ли Индија и Кина наћи заједнички интерес за свемир. Радове за други број часописа редакција Политичке ревије прима до 1. маја 2021. године. Главни и одговорни уредник Др Момчило Суботић, научни саветник 7 политичка ревија Тема броја: КРИЗА КОРОНАВИРУСА И ДРУГЕ АКТУЕЛНЕ ТЕМЕ 11 Сања Стошић КРИЗА КОРОНАВИРУСА: УТИЦАЈ И ИПМЛИКАЦИЈЕ НА (ПРЕ)ОБЛИКОВАЊЕ КУЛТУРНО-ПОЛИТИЧКОГ ИДЕНТИТЕТА СРБИЈЕ И КИНЕ II 31 Владан Станковић ТРИ НАРОДА И ДВА ЕНТИТЕТА – ТРЕНУТНИ ОДНОСИ СНАГА 49 Драгољуб Тодић ВОДНИ САОБРАЋАЈ И КВАЛИТЕТ ЖИВОТНЕ СРЕДИНЕ – ОДНОСИ ДВА ПРАВНА РЕЖИМА И НЕКА ОТВОРЕНА ПИТАЊА 65 Вера Арежина, Ненад Спасојевић ИСТРАЖИВАЊЕ О ЗАСТУПЉЕНОСТИ ЖЕНА НА ЗНАЧАЈНИМ ДРУШТВЕНИМ ПОЛОЖАЈИМА У РЕПУБЛИЦИ СРБИЈИ 9 УДК 616.98:578.834]:316.72(497.11)(510) DOI: https://doi.org/10.22182/pr.6712021.1 Оригинални научни рад Сања Стошић Институт за политичке студије, Београд КРИЗА КОРОНАВИРУСА: УТИЦАЈ И ИМПЛИКАЦИЈЕ НА (ПРЕ)ОБЛИКОВАЊЕ КУЛТУРНО-ПОЛИТИЧКОГ ИДЕНТИТЕТА СРБИЈЕ И КИНЕ II Сажетак Бавећи се питањем (пре)обликовања културно-политичког идентитета Србије и Кине, у првом делу рада објављеном у претходном броју часописа анализирани су различити аспекти кризе коронавируса и одбрамбени механизми Кине у сусрету са пандемијом. На основу прeтпoстaвкe o међузависности и глобалне повезаности између држава које су директно повезане са актуелним кризама, у овом делу рада акценат је стављен на проучавање како унутрашње тако и спољне политике Србије у односу на утицај и импликације које је поменута криза изазвала у држави. Истовремено, на основу холистичког приступа и сагледавања одговора Србије на последице кризе, анализирана је стратегија одбране против пандемије од првог па до трећег таласа, али и политичка култура Србије као један од кључних фактора у изградњи стратешко-политичких пракси неопходних у процесу прилагођавања кризним ситуацијама и очувању националне безбедности. Кључнe рeчи: коронавирус, COVID-19, криза, Србија, Кина, политичка култура 11 ПОЛИТИЧКА РЕВИЈА бр. 01/2021 год. (XXX)XXI vol. 67. OБЕЛЕЖЈА СРПСКЕ ПОЛИТИЧКЕ КУЛТУРЕ И БОРБА СА КРИЗОМ КОРОНАВИРУСА Општа култура једног народа, као и његова политичка култура, неминовно зависе од његове традиције и социјализације. Традиција се формира преношењем колективних образаца идентификације, духа, обичаја, етоса и начина решавања проблема на појединце и, као таква, сачињена је од релативно непроменљивих културних образаца насталих као плод колективног искуства. Дати обрасци преносе се из генерације у генерацију различитим путевима социјализације, односно свесним и несвесним процесима учења и поистовећивања и кључни су за разумевање аутентичне политичке културе било ког народа, његовог духа, менталитета и етоса. У том смислу, сваки облик политичког понашања који није својствен главним обрасцима културно-политичке традиције осуђен је на пропаст, пре или касније (Матић 1998, 18-19). Са друге стране, политичка социјализација представља динамичнији елемент политичке културе, будући да осим
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