Russia and the World Since 1917-1991 (International Relations and the Great Powers Series)

by Caroline Kennedy-pipe

Release Date: December, 1998

Edition: Paperback

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A must-have book for Sovietology's students

A very comprehensive and insightful book on Soviet Union as well as Russia's foreign policy. People who are interested in the origin of Soviet foreign policy-making but not familiar with it in detail should read this book as a starter.

This book offers not only a well-ordered historic events sequence, but also an insight of how historic study of foreign policy could be integrated with theoretical explorations. I agree the author who emphasised the domestic factors of foreign policy-making were mutually embedded with the external conditions.

Therefore, people who are also interested in international theories might find a good illustration of combination of historic and theoretical approaches in this book.

A comprehensive foreign history of Soviet Union and Russia

A very comprehensive and insightful book on Soviet Union as well as Russia's foreign policy. People who are interested in the origin of Soviet foreign policy-making but not familiar with it in detail should read this book as a starter.

This book offers not only a well-ordered historic events sequence, but also an insight of how historic study of foreign policy could be integrated with theoretical explorations. I agree the author who emphasised the domestic factors of foreign policy-making were mutually embedded with the external conditions.
Therefore, people who are also interested in international theories might find a good illustration of combination of historic and theoretical approaches in this book.