RUSSIA AS A SCAPEGOAT - DAN KOVALIK

Discover the inside story of American foreign policy and its impact on relations with Russia. Dan Kovalik's book is a fascinating analysis of the causes of the escalation of tensions between the US and Russia, revealing alternative points of view on current political events. Immerse yourself in the world of geopolitical intrigue and understand how the United States, guided by flawed doctrines, provoked Russia after the collapse of the USSR.

• Alternative view on US-Russia relations
• In-depth analysis of the causes of international conflicts
• Book for those interested in foreign policy
• Author: Dan Kovalik
• Publisher: Wektory

Parallel Vectors is a publishing series that presents alternative points of view on current politics and events. In a world that is often presented as black and white, this series offers different perspectives and encourages critical thinking. Are good and evil contained within the set state and ideological boundaries? Let's listen to the voice of the parallel world.

In his book, Kovalik analyzes the widely spread narrative about the alleged threat to the US from Russia. He shows readers how the United States, succumbing to a false geopolitical doctrine, perversely provoked Russia after the collapse of the USSR, thus wasting hopes for consensual cooperation. The Americans, pursuing a flawed international policy of spreading democracy, not only miss the chance to develop their own country, but also become the source of endless global conflicts such as the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, the conflicts in Libya, Syria or Ukraine.

Kovalik's book is an in-depth look at decades of escalating American actions against Russia and an ominous forecast for the future. Learn about the behind-the-scenes of international politics and understand what mechanisms drive relations between the superpowers. Find out how false geopolitical doctrines affect global conflicts and what consequences flawed international policy entails.

Technical data:

• Author: Dan Kovalik
• Publisher: Wektory
• Year of publication: 2018
• Number of pages: 216
• Cover: Booklet
• Format: 14.8x21 cm