Putin and Putinism

This insightful examination delves into the complex landscape of Vladimir Putin's political strategies and the evolution of Putinism in contemporary Russia. The narrative begins with Putin’s decision to step aside after two presidential terms, setting the stage for an analysis of his lasting influence on the nation.

Through a mix of historical context and political analysis, the authors explore the mechanisms of power, loyalty, and control that have characterized Putin's reign. They dissect the implications of his governance for both domestic policy and international relations, painting a vivid picture of a leader who remains a dominant force in Russian politics long after his official tenure. This book serves as a critical resource for understanding the intricate dynamics of Putin’s Russia.