Russian notions of power and state in a European perspective, 1462-1725 : assessing the significance of Peter's reign / Endre Sashalmi
PART ONE. Russia and Europe: clarification of terms, and the problem of the state -- Issues of methodology, reception, and the benefits of a long-term approach -- Territoriality, the name, and the nature of the polity: from the principality of Moscow to the Russian Empire -- The idea of the state in...
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