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ISBN: 9781509556892
Year: 2024
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
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In a time when US-Russian relations have reached unprecedented tensions, 'Getting Russia Right' offers invaluable insights into American diplomacy and strategy. This groundbreaking book unpacks how the pursuit of partnership with Russia, initially appealing to several American administrations post-Soviet Union, has often misaligned with reality. It poses crucial questions: What motivated American leaders to chase this partnership? Could alternative diplomatic strategies have paved the way for more constructive relations? With decades of hands-on experience in Russian affairs, Thomas Graham meticulously explores the clash of national purposes that has marred US-Russia relations. He highlights critical blind spots that hindered American officials from fully understanding Russia's complexities, ultimately shaping ineffective policies that failed to safeguard U.S. interests without inciting Russian aggression. Deep diving into the elusive 'Putin factor', Graham identifies the ongoing challenges posed by Russia and positions readers to address these headwinds effectively. As global dynamics shift rapidly, 'Getting Russia Right' emerges as a vital resource for policymakers, diplomats, and anyone keen on understanding how to engage with Russia moving forward. Whether you are a student of international relations or a seasoned observer of global politics, this book is essential for navigating the complexities of U.S. engagement with Russia in today's world.
ISBN: 9781509556892
Year: 2024
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (UK)
Description:
In a time when US-Russian relations have reached unprecedented tensions, 'Getting Russia Right' offers invaluable insights into American diplomacy and strategy. This groundbreaking book unpacks how the pursuit of partnership with Russia, initially appealing to several American administrations post-Soviet Union, has often misaligned with reality. It poses crucial questions: What motivated American leaders to chase this partnership? Could alternative diplomatic strategies have paved the way for more constructive relations? With decades of hands-on experience in Russian affairs, Thomas Graham meticulously explores the clash of national purposes that has marred US-Russia relations. He highlights critical blind spots that hindered American officials from fully understanding Russia's complexities, ultimately shaping ineffective policies that failed to safeguard U.S. interests without inciting Russian aggression. Deep diving into the elusive 'Putin factor', Graham identifies the ongoing challenges posed by Russia and positions readers to address these headwinds effectively. As global dynamics shift rapidly, 'Getting Russia Right' emerges as a vital resource for policymakers, diplomats, and anyone keen on understanding how to engage with Russia moving forward. Whether you are a student of international relations or a seasoned observer of global politics, this book is essential for navigating the complexities of U.S. engagement with Russia in today's world.