Yeltsin Era Russia—Military Volume

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Features: This book reveals the difficult choices in Russia's military building model, the tortuous process of military reforms, and the experiences and lessons from the two Chechen Wars. It also conducts multi-angle analyses of Russia's national security strategy, military strategies, and military theory system. The first few chapters focus on narrating the historical process to provide readers with an objective and systematic understanding of the events. The later chapters delve into thematic research, offering macroscopic reviews and in-depth analyses of prominent issues, aiming to grasp the intrinsic connections and draw pattern-based conclusions. The authors of this book are experts and scholars who have long studied Russia and closely monitored the reform process under Yeltsin's leadership. Many of them are highly accomplished scientific backbone members and leading figures in their respective disciplines. They possess a solid theoretical foundation, extensive professional knowledge, and a rigorous academic attitude.