Towards a Russia of the Regions

The book explores the evolution of Russia's governance since 1991, emphasizing the need for decentralization to establish a balanced relationship between the central government and its regions. It posits that a well-regulated devolution can enhance local autonomy without jeopardizing national integrity, provided it is rooted in a strong adherence to the rule of law. This analysis offers a nuanced perspective on the complexities of Russian statehood and the potential for a more effective governance model.