In the meticulously curated anthology "Vladimir Putin: Authoritarianism and Anti-Americanism," readers are invited to explore the intricate political and socio-cultural dynamics characterizing the leadership of Vladimir Putin. This collection brings together a fascinating array of literary styles, from in-depth analyses and policy reviews to engaging narrative essays, all centered around the pervasive themes of authoritarianism and anti-American sentiment as orchestrated by the Russian regime. The anthology not only captures the diverse interpretations of Putin's governance but also delves into how these practices influence international relations, especially those involving the United States. Edited and compiled by experts from the United States Department of Defense, the U.S. Navy, and Christopher T. Gans, the anthology benefits from a rich tapestry of perspectives from professionals deeply familiar with geopolitical landscapes. These contributors lend their vast expertise to illuminate elements of post-Soviet political maneuvers, revealing how historical legacies and contemporary political stratagems coalesce. The anthology is positioned at the intersection of political science and international diplomacy, drawing links to significant political movements and offering a critical lens on Putin's enduring international impact. "Vladimir Putin: Authoritarianism and Anti-Americanism" is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the complexity of modern authoritarian regimes and their global ramifications. Whether indulging in detailed policy analysis or exploring broader thematic narratives, readers will find the anthology an invaluable resource for its insightful perspectives and comprehensive overviews. This collection not only serves as an educational treasure trove for students and scholars alike but also as a platform for initiating crucial conversations about power dynamics and international alliances in the 21st century.