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Fragile Empire

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First published
2013
Pages
515

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Ben Judah's book "Fragile Empire: How Russia Fell In and Out of Love with Vladimir Putin" offers a thorough analysis of Putin's Russia. Judah's in-depth interviews and travels around Russia and the former communist countries served as the basis for the book. It offers a critical evaluation of Putin's ascent to prominence his accomplishments and his broken pledges.

Judah contends that although Putin has attempted to project stability, his policies have instead created instability by weakening institutions and stimulating economic development. The book explores how Putin's leadership has been impacted by a new generation, the Internet, social activity, and globalization.

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Ben Judah

Ben Judah is a British journalist and author whose reporting moves between Russia, European politics, cities, and transnational corruption. Fragile Empire, his first book, examines Vladimir Putin's rise and the political order built around his rule. Yale University Press published it under the subtitle How Russia Fell In and Out of Love with Vladimir Putin.

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Author
Ben Judah
First published
2013
Reading time
About 13 hours
Pages
515
Language
English
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