Mikhail Suslov's book explores contemporary Russian geopolitical culture, emphasizing the importance of understanding key concepts like "Eurasianism" and "Holy Russia" in shaping Russia's identity and policies. He argues these ideologies influence public discourse and facilitate Russia's self-perception as a sovereign power amidst a changing global landscape.
Exploring the concept of "Putinism," this book delves into the ideology that underpins Vladimir Putin's leadership and policies. It examines the historical, political, and social factors that shape his worldview, offering insights into how these beliefs influence contemporary global dynamics. The analysis seeks to clarify the implications of Putin's ideology for both Russia and the wider international community, making it a crucial read for understanding current geopolitical tensions.