This volume is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Russian Federation.

An interesting journey to the ancient cities of Russia - Aleksandrov, Pereslavl'-Zalesskii, Dmitrov, Zvenigorod, Rostov Velikii, Kolomna, Serpukhov, Volokolamsk and others.

Idiomatic translation from Russian into English. Theory and practice exercises.

The author examines the changing geopolitical centers of power and Russia's role in this new order.

Having set the goal of exploring the problems of managing people in all their concrete and living everyday diversity (‘fathers and sons’ in one company, ‘office romance’, the notorious ‘women’s question’), Natalia Petrova, a recognized master of trainings on innovative methods of doing business and building a career, in her new book turns to unique and typical situations of relationships...

Sixth edition of the explanatory dictionary for interpreters. Contains 2028 entires that define linguistic and translating categories.

The author seeks to distinguish myth from reality about Russian criminal activity in Europe.

The author is a professor at the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. His book is based on research materials compiled on the current problems of Russia's international image within a historical and contemporary context.

The history of New Russia began with shock therapy and the senseless imitation of the United States, which stunned the Russians and astounded the Americans with their oligarchic capitalism. The American experience is turned into a Russian version with Eltsin's flourishes. At the turn of the 20th century, Russia opened a new, still unwritten, chapter in its history.

Partiinoe rukovodstvo; gosudarstvennye organy upravleniia. Skhemy. This monograph is key for anyone researching the state sponsored/directed cultural development of life during the early Soviet period.

The book is a collection of articles dedicated to the current problems of studying memory (of recent history) as a sociocultural phenomenon.