Gregory Carleton, Russia: The Story of War
This book, written by Gregory Carleton, a professor of Russian studies at Tufts University, appeared at just the right time, when there is widespread interest in trying to understand Russia’s belligerent behavior. From a Western point of view, Russia is seen as a predator. However, Carleton’s book...
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The Journal of power institutions in post-soviet societies
2020
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| Summary: | This book, written by Gregory Carleton, a professor of Russian studies at Tufts University, appeared at just the right time, when there is widespread interest in trying to understand Russia’s belligerent behavior. From a Western point of view, Russia is seen as a predator. However, Carleton’s book Russia: The Story of War reverses this perspective and attempts to “see Russia through the lens so many Russians have themselves internalized” (p. 6). Gregory Carleton thus intends to illustrate th... |
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