Russia's Identity in International Relations

Explore the complexities of Russia's self-perception and its portrayal in the West with "Russia's Identity in International Relations" by Raymond Taras. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2014, this insightful paperback delves into the intricate interplay between domestic and international perspectives on Russian identity. Spanning 176 pages, the book features contributions from prominent scholars in the field, both from Russia and abroad, who dissect the historical, cultural, and political foundations that shape these contrasting images. Taras meticulously analyzes the contested nature of these identities and their profound effects on Russia's interactions on the global stage. Ideal for anyone interested in European foreign relations and the nuanced dynamics of international discourse, this book provides essential context for understanding contemporary Russia.