The first book in the series Truths and Falsehoods of Russian reforms is devoted to Russian economic thought, determined by three main figures of political economy: I.T.Pososhkova (1670-1726), V.N.Maykova (1823-1847) and Fedorov (1927-2000).

The author is a former spy. The subject of his book is the Russian scientist, Vitalii Vorontsov. As he attended a symposium in Germany, American agents tried to recruit him as a spy.

The book contains three public lectures on civil society by Professor Auzan during the public lecture series held by Polit.RU. The author is the director of the Department of Applied Institutional Economics at Moscow State University.

What did Russia gain and what did Russia lose from three centuries of autocratic rule?

This book, based on original investigative and judicial records, describes for the first time the most interesting and high-profile cases, held at the Moscow District Military Court on Arbat 37.

A bibliography of works published by the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Air War over the Baltic - anti-shipping operations.

Central Asia on the way to integration: geopolitics, ethnicity and security.

The authors examine the problems of socio-economic development of the Caucasus (esp. Central) in the context of globalization. They develop points for making comparative analyses for the countries in region, their connections between each other and other international and political entities.