The Image of Dual Russia

Robert C. Tucker

Expert InsightsPublished 1958

A discourse on the image of dual Russia as embracing a consciousness of Russia as a double entity (the state and the society), and as comprising a range of attitudes with the relation between state and society as one between conqueror and conquered. The author examines the background of this attitude and outlines how the state becomes repeatedly an outsider in the consciousness of the Russian people.

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Tucker, Robert C., The Image of Dual Russia. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1958. https://www.rand.org/pubs/papers/P1265.html.
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