The author, a noted historian, examines the fate of Socialism in Russia in the 20th Century from its birth and the belief in a fair society, to the revolution of the 1917 to the collapse in the 1990s. He also examines the current left-wing and socialist movements in contemporary Russia.

In 2 volumes

A Russian journalist travels to Beslan, site of the school massacre and interviews local victims, parents and others.

Perhaps an alternative leader figure in Russian history, killed in a tragic helipcopter accident, General Lebed was a key player in several critical points in modern post-Soviet Russia. His forces protected Boris El'tsin during the anti-Gorbachev putsch, he was in charge of signing a peace treaty with the Chechens and a candidate for President.

A collection of writings on Russian ethno-politics and the concept of the national idea.

The President of Kazakhstan outlines his political vision for his country and people in the 21st century.

The author analyzes the activities of 'extremist forces and organizations in the East in the post-Colonial period. The author focuses on Afghanistan, Iran and Kashmir.

How do new rules originate? Since nature abhors a vacuum, even the absence of authority does not prevent the creation of social rules and norms. In his book, Auzan reviews in a concise format the many different forms of social contracts that exist between people the machinery of the state.

A collection of Panarin's writings, in which he maintains that Russian elite, becoming enthralled in the ideas of globalization and liberalism, has lost its connection to the Russian people.