RUSSIA’S ‘FOREIGN AGENT’ LAW: A RESPONSE TO AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC PROMOTION POLICY by Vijay Kumar

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REGISTRATION LEGAL RELATIONS IN THE SYSTEM OF ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL REGULATION OF THE ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ACTING AS A FOREIGN AGENT by A. Degtyareva

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STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY IN THE THIRD SECTOR: HOW LAW AND LEGISLATIVE DRAFTS PRODUCE, SUPPORT AND ORGANIZE HIERARCHICAL SYSTEMS AMONG NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS by A. Pronin, D. Skibo

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About some aspects of influence on the activities of political parties in the Russian Federation by M. Y. Dityatkovsky, I. S. Kurskiy

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Ensuring national security in the mechanism of organizing and holding elections in Russia by Troitskaya, Tatyana Victorovna

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Privacy-Preserving Mobile Roaming Authentication with Security Proof in Global Mobility Networks by Qi Xie, Dongzhao Hong, Mengjie Bao, Na Dong, Duncan S. Wong

“…s scheme, since the foreign agent may confuse the mobile users when multiple mobile users simultaneously access the foreign agent in Xie et al.'…”
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Genetic restriction of humoral immune response by L. L. Golovkina

“…The review provides information about immune response initiation against foreign agents. Significance of separate molecules of major histocompatibility complex in antibodies formation after blood transfusion, during pregnancy, after organ transplantation due to incompatibility of the antigenic structures of donor and recipient, mother and child was shown. …”
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The “Russian Law” in Georgia: Human Rights, Legal Certainty, and the Passions of the Georgian Lawmakers by Dimitry Gegenava, Tsisia Okropiridze, Ketevan Bakhtadze, Sandro-Giorgi Sarukhanishvili

“…Through comparative analysis of the United States’ Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) and the Russian Federation’s Foreign Agents Laws (RFAL), the research demonstrates how Georgia’s legislation substantively aligns with the Russian rather than the American act, despite claims by its proponents. …”
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CIVIL SOCIETY AS A RESOURSE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIA by Boris I. Makarenko

“…The lack of trust of governmental bodies to civil initiatives is clearly reflected in the latest legislation on “foreign agents”. The remaining unfavourable conditions are likely to continue to hinder progress of Russian civil society for the years to come. …”
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Inflammatory process: factors inducing inflammation, forms and manifestations of inflammation, immunological significance of the inflammatory reaction by Gabriela Harvanová, Silvia Duranková

“…During the inflammatory response, active substances important in defence against foreign agents or even against one’s own structures are formed. …”
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Lobbying of Qatar's Interests in the United States and the Qatar Diplomatic Crisis by D. B. Grafov

“…It uses the facts and data disclosed by the consulting and lobbying firms according to “The Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938” and “The Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995”. …”
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Porcine Trypsin in the Manufacture of Biological Medicinal Products. Risks and Safety Requirements by S. M. Sukhanov, E. M. Petruchuk

“…Prevention of contamination requires measures aimed at detection, reduction and inactivation of foreign agents, both in raw materials and during BMP production. …”
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The effects of the Peninsular War on the cartographic production of Zaragoza by Isabel Artal-Sanz, Nicolás Gutiérrez-Pérez, Pilar Chías

“…The stra¬tegic enclave that the city constitutes in the na¬tional framework, as well as its special resistance to the subjugation of the invading army, repre¬sented by the two important Sieges of Zaragoza (1808 and 1809), led to the production of numer¬ous maps as graphic support by foreign agents. In particular, the French army initially made use of existing plans compiled before the outbreak of the invasion; however, these documents were notoriously deficient in accuracy and scale, which led to poor planning and ultimately to the failure of the first siege. …”
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The importance of the “right to the truth” in El-Masri case: Lessons learned from the extraordinary rendition by Vesna Stefanovska

“…However, the Court did not argue about the culpability of CIA agents nor the explanations how Macedonia can be held accountable for torture committed in a foreign country by foreign agents just because of lack of diplomatic assurances and allowed extraordinary rendition at the Skopje Airport.…”
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Les Liaisons dangereuses: the paradoxical outcomes of the cytotoxic activity of tumor macrophages by O. V. Kovaleva, M. A. Rashidova, V. V. Sinyov, O. S. Malashenko, A. N. Gratchev

“…The development of cancer immunology has confirmed this concept and identified mechanisms of complex interactions between immune system cells and both foreign agents and transformed cells within the organism. …”
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Cultural Mobilization During the Special Military Operation: How “New” Ethics Changes “Old” Habits by Natalia V. Zhadunova, Ekaterina A. Koval, Sergey G. Ushkin, Andrey A. Sychev

“…The conservative cluster includes supporters of reasonable restrictions on freedom of speech, the need to support figures demonstrating patriotic beliefs, and to cancel those who are recognized as foreign agents. The conformist cluster was made up of respondents with the least stable habits of cultural consumption, oriented towards those narratives that are associated with the preservation and reproduction of traditional values and promoted by the state. …”
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