The Face of Russia

The book explores the aftermath of the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991, focusing on the potential for Russian creativity to inform contemporary problem-solving. It examines whether Russia can develop a unique democratic model inspired by Western ideals or if it will revert to its historical authoritarian tendencies. The narrative contrasts insights from humanistic studies with the analytical approaches of political scientists, raising questions about the future of governance in Russia and the challenges of sustaining accountable leadership.