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JLn the course of less than two years Putin rose from being an out-of-work deputy mayor, whose boss had just lost his bid for reelection in 1996, to the head of the Federal Security Service (FSB), the modern-day KGB. One year later, Putin was prime minister; six months after that he was president. Jobless to president in three and a half years.
Based on years of research into Russian politics, the KGB, and various thriving Russian crime syndicates, Putin's Kleptoc-racy brilliantly describes Putin's rapid rise to power, the cabal he brought with him, the oligarchs they have created, the billions they have looted, and Putin's ambition to restore Russia to greatness. Karen Dawisha reveals a deeply corrupt country ruled by a thieving regime.
"Dawisha has done us all a service in her meticulous account— Tuiin's
Kleftocracy is a courageous and scrupulously j udicious inve stigation
into the sinews of wealth and power in Vladimir Putin's Russia." — The Times '-terary Supplement...
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JLn the course of less than two years Putin rose from being an out-of-work deputy mayor, whose boss had just lost his bid for reelection in 1996, to the head of the Federal Security Service (FSB), the modern-day KGB. One year later, Putin was prime minister; six months after that he was president. Jobless to president in three and a half years.
Based on years of research into Russian politics, the KGB, and various thriving Russian crime syndicates, Putin's Kleptoc-racy brilliantly describes Putin's rapid rise to power, the cabal he brought with him, the oligarchs they have created, the billions they have looted, and Putin's ambition to restore Russia to greatness. Karen Dawisha reveals a deeply corrupt country ruled by a thieving regime.
"Dawisha has done us all a service in her meticulous account— Tuiin's
Kleftocracy is a courageous and scrupulously j udicious inve stigation
into the sinews of wealth and power in Vladimir Putin's Russia." — The Times '-terary Supplement
"[An] unblinking scholarly exposé." —Forbes
"Relentless." — The New Tork Reineiv of Books
KAREN DAWIS HA is the Walter E. Havighurst Professor of Political Science in the Department of Political Science at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and the director of the university's Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Studies. She has written five previous books and numerous journal articles, edited eight volumes, and continues to do research and teaching in the areas of post-communist transitions and Russian politics.
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