Richard Sakwa

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Richard Sakwa is head of the department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent. He is an expert in the field of Russian and Eastern European communist and post-communist politics. He has written and edited several books and articles on this area.

[edit] Published works

2005 - Chechnya : from past to future (ed)
2005 - Developments in Russian politics 6 (ed)
2004 - Putin : Russia's choice
2003 - Contextualizing secession : normative studies in comparative perspective (ed)
2002 - Russian politics and society 3rd edition
2001 - Transition in post-communist states: triple or quadruple?
2000 - Contemporary Europe (ed)
1999 - Postcommunism
1999 - Rise and fall of the Soviet Union, 1917-1991
1998 - Soviet politics in perspective
1998 - What is Russia?
1997 - Regime system in Russia.
1996 - Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the electoral process
1996 - Russian politics and society 2nd edition
1995 - Development of the Russian party system
1993 - Struggle for Russia : power and change in the democratic revolution (ed)
1993 - Russian politics and society
1992 - Revolution of 1991 in Russia : interpretations of the Moscow coup.
1990 - Gorbachev and his reforms, 1985-1990
1989 - Commune democracy & Gorbachev's reforms
1989 - Soviet politics : an introduction
1988 - Soviet communists in power : a study of Moscow during the Civil War, 1918-21
1988 - Gorbachev and the new soviet foreign policy.
1987 - Commune state in Moscow in 1918