Putin v. the People: The Perilous Politics of a Divided Russia
by Samuel A. Greene, Graeme B. Robertson
In Putin v. the People, Samuel A. Greene and Graeme B. Robertson analyze the fraught politics of a divided Russia. The book explores how Putin's regime navigates deep societal rifts to sustain power, revealing the inherent risks and tensions in this volatile environment. A must-read for understanding modern Russian dynamics.
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Putin v. the People examines the complex dynamics of Russia's political landscape under Vladimir Putin's leadership. The book delves into how the regime maintains control amid a divided society, highlighting the challenges of governance in a nation marked by internal divisions.
Authors Samuel A. Greene and Graeme B. Robertson provide a detailed look at the interplay between state power and public sentiment. Their analysis underscores the precarious balance that defines contemporary Russian politics.
Through a focus on societal and political perils, the work offers a comprehensive understanding of the forces shaping Russia's future. It addresses the broader implications of these divisions for stability and governance.
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