The Religious Factor in Russia's Foreign Policy
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of religion and Russian foreign policy, this book highlights the significant yet often overlooked role of faith in shaping Russia's international relations. It delves into the historical and contemporary influence of religion on Russian society, addressing themes like nationalism, Slavic solidarity, the perceived divine mission of Orthodox civilization, imperialism, and Russia's unique stance on Islam. The analysis reveals how these religious attitudes inform Russia's geopolitical strategies and interactions on the global stage.
