Matthew Rojansky: For now, Putin's return is mostly good for U.S.-Russia relations

CISAC, FSI Stanford Op-ed: New York Times on September 26, 2011

Former CISAC visiting scholar Matthew Rojansky argues in the New York Times that Vladimir Putin's return to the Russian presidency will not require a reset of the U.S. reset policy.

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Matthew Rojansky: For now, Putin's return is mostly good for U.S.-Russia relations

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