New Cold War: How the Kremlin Menaces both Russia and the West de Lucas Edward - 2014

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(Subject: Post World War II - Cold War, Eastern Bloc) While the world was lauding the stability and economic growth that Vladimir Putin's ex-KGB regime brought to Russia, Edward Lucas was ringing alarm bells. First published in 2008 and since revised, The New Cold War remains the most insightful and informative account of Russia today. It depicts the regime's crushing of independent institutions and silencing of critics, taking Russia far away from the European mainstream. It highlights the Kremlin's use of the energy weapon in Europe, the bullying of countries in the former Soviet empire, such as Estonia, Georgia and Ukraine, and how Russian money weakens the West's will to resist. Now updated with an incisive analysis of Russia's seizure of Crimea and its destabilisation of Ukraine, the book unpicks the roots of the Kremlin's ideology. (Published: 2014) (Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing) (ISBN: 9781408859285) (Pagination: 352pp, map) (Condition: New in card cover) UL-XXXXXX

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