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20 years without the Berlin Wall
A breakthrough to freedom
Bubnova N. (ed.)
Enormous societal and political shifts twenty years ago, symbolized by the downfall of the Berlin Wall, opened prospects for a new, united Europe and put an end to the Cold War. Despite Russia’s enormous role in this peaceful departure from totalita…
25 USD
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The 21st century myth - authoritarian modernization in Russia and China
Shevt︠s︡ova L.,
Lo B.
This volume considers the phenomenon and myth of authoritarian modernization. The authors focus on how Moscow and Beijing are attempting to meet an increasingly complex range of political, economic, and foreign policy tasks. They examine the contras…
8 USD
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World in their hands
Ideas from the next generation
Bubnova N. (ed.)
The book collects the views of young visiting scholars and interns on issues like EU relations with its eastern neighbors, historical reconciliation between Russia and Poland, the benefits and shortcomings of quotas for minorities in India and women…
17 USD
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Russia XXI
The logic of suicide and rebirth
Shevt︠s︡ova L.
Russia has finally reached the point when its very form of existence through the personalized power system and its attempts to justify itself by ideological and territorial expansion – the Russian Matrix – is under question. The author deliberates o…
12 USD
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Russia's China Problem
Trenin D.
Prospects for Russian-Chinese interaction; threats, challenges and strategic options applicable to Russia.
10 USD
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Crisis: Russia and the West in the Time of Troubles
Shevt︠s︡ova L.,
Kramer D.
The articles reflect on Russia’s current trajectory, its relations with the West, Western thinking about Russian civilization, modern authoritarianism and its Russian and Chinese incarnations, and the use of foreign policy for the preservation of au…
24 USD
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The Stalin puzzle
Deciphering Post-Soviet public opinion
Gudkov L.,
Lipman M.,
Bakradze L.
Sixty years after his death on March 5, 1953, Joseph Stalin still commands worryingly high levels of admiration in the post-Soviet space.
14 USD
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Nuclear weapons after the Cold War
Arbatov A.,
Dvorkin V. (ed.)
This book provides a thorough analysis of the deterrence and nonproliferation policies of the nuclear club states; of the problems of regional proliferation; and of the merits and deficiencies of the existing nonproliferation regimes.
34 USD
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