Moscow: Publishing House "Europe," 2010. - 144 p.
The collection of aticles and speeches presented here to the reader is foremost a collection of political texts, with an important clarification from the author. Vladislav Surkov insist that politics itself is a text. Today, politicians' texsts are written by anonymous groups of speechwriters; that's already tradition. Surkov, however, is breaking this tradition. He addresses the reader as both the author of his texts and the concepts they convey.
