After Gorbachev
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Cambridge Russian PaperbacksSéries
Cette série explore l'économie, les relations internationales, la politique, la sociologie et l'histoire des périodes soviétique et révolutionnaire. Elle occupe un espace unique, offrant des perspectives qui servent à la fois de nouvelles recherches et de manuels pour étudiants avancés. La collection se concentre sur des aspects critiques de l'histoire et de la société russes et soviétiques. Elle offre une compréhension approfondie de ce domaine d'étude complexe et essentiel.
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