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Putin's People
This episode dissects Catherine Belton's 'Putin's People,' revealing how Russia's power structure was meticulously built on the intertwining of intelligence networks, state assets, and personal loyalty, blurring lines between state and private, and shaping a new authoritarian model.
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“This episode dissects Catherine Belton's 'Putin's People,' revealing how Russia's power structure was meticulously built on the intertwining of intelligence networks, state assets, and personal loyalty, blurring lines between state and private, and shaping a new authoritarian model.”
— Catherine Belton, Putin's People
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Catherine Belton brings a credible and useful lens to russian power, siloviki, state capture, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.