By Stephen Kotkin,Paolo Galloni
Il lavoro di Stephen Kotkin mostra che los angeles prima causa del collasso sovietico non è stata l. a. competizione militare ma, paradossalmente, il nucleo ideale dell’ideologia comunista: il sogno di un socialismo dal volto umano capace di migliorare los angeles vita dei cittadini senza rinunciare ai principi di giustizia e uguaglianza. Le riforme neo-liberali non sono mai country davvero messe in atto nella Russia post-sovietica, né avrebbero potuto esserlo, considerato il fardello dell’eredità sovietica in ambito istituzionale, politico, economico e sociale.
Il libro ricostruisce in modo chiaro e conciso il dramma di una superpotenza di 285 milioni di abitanti che si è sgretolata pur avendo a disposizione un immenso esercito, sostanzialmente fedele allo Stato, e uno spaventoso arsenale di armi nucleari e chimiche. E lo ha fatto evitando non solo l’Apocalisse, ma anche esplosioni di violenza potenzialmente destabilizzanti in line with l’intero state of affairs geopolitico internazionale.
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