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In this text, Andrew Kuchins addresses an issue of vital importance to international relations around the world: How does the Russian Federation continue to conduct a cohesive foreign policy under the seemingly overwhelming conditions of internal turmoil and weakness? In answering this question, Kuchins traces the history of Russia's relationship with the West since 1917, through Gorbachev's New Political Thinking, and into the 1990s.