num_pages: 457
description: This revised edition includes and examination of the recent presidential and parliamentary elections and their effects on Putin's leadership and Russia. Praise for the previous edition: "Out of her blunt, often acerbic, account come shrewd insights into Putin's transformation from an implausible, contrived successor into a dominator unchallenged by oligarchs, legislators, or regional bosses, let alone a democratic opposition." —Foreign Affairs "Shevtsova is one of the most astute and independent-minded observers of the Russian political scene." —Times Literary Supplement "Offers many insights into Kremlin court politics, as well as Mr. Putin and his foes." —The Economist "This well-informed Russian observer offers a straightforward situation report. Shevtsova's scorecard will interest serious Russia watchers." —Booklist "An insightful account of how the Russian president is swaying on a pendulum between reform and stability." —Survival "A timely, expert book." —Washington Post
language: English
title: Putin's Russia
titlecomplete: Putin's Russia
genres: History, Russia, Nonfiction, Political Science, Politics
ratings_count: 118
publisher: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace