Recueil de notes dépeignant la situation en Russie au début des années 2020, à l'heure de l'invasion de l'Ukraine. L'auteur, qui déplore la permanence de réseaux soviétiques, constate une fracture civilisationnelle entre l'Ouest et l'Est dessinée par Poutine. Il espère malgré tout un sursaut de la société civile pour sortir de l'impasse. ©Electre 2025
To think is the Task
Victor Kogan-Yasny is my cousin. He spent most of his life in the Soviet Union, living under Khrushchev, Brezhnev, Andropov, Chernenko, and then Gorbachev, whose period in office he remembers as the time when he started to be socially active, and as a time of great hope that was not realized.
In 1998, I knew him as a member of the « Memorial » and of the « Yabloko party » of Grigory Yavlinski.
Hence, he is anti-Stalinist, and considers the fundamental lack of condemnation of Stalinism in Russia, as well as outside, to be one of the main reasons for the breakdown of the pan-European unity that Gorbachev pursued in the 1990s.
For decades, he has analyzed the phenomenon of Neo-Stalinism. This he described in his « Notes of a provincial thinker » which we published in 2020.
Fortunately, a few months ago I came across his new notes on the Internet site « Rights in Russia » ; these I collected and am glad to now present them as this new book by Victor.
Those notes explain very efficiently the actual situation in Russia and around, as seen from inside the country.
Paru le : 22/02/2024
Thématique : Sciences politiques Relations internationales et géopolitique
Auteur(s) : Auteur : Victor Kogan-Yasny
Éditeur(s) :
Z4 éditions
Collection(s) : Non précisé.
Contributeur(s) : Editeur scientifique (ou intellectuel) : Daniel Ziv
Série(s) : Non précisé.
ISBN : 978-2-38113-067-5
EAN13 : 9782381130675
Reliure : Broché
Pages : 73
Hauteur: 21.0 cm / Largeur 15.0 cm
Épaisseur: 0.6 cm
Poids: 0 g
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