In 'Vladimir Putin: Authoritarianism and Anti-Americanism', the anthology delves into the profound and complex facets of Russia under Putin's reign, exploring an array of literary styles that encapsulate the essence of his authoritarian regime and its staunch anti-American stance. The collection, rich in diversity and significance, brings together analytical essays, policy reviews, and historical narratives that paint a multifaceted portrait of Putin's governance, shedding light on the standout features of his leadership style and its global ramifications without focusing singularly on any author's contribution. The anthology serves as a critical literary canvas, reflecting the evolving dynamics of global politics and Russia's contentious place within it. The contributors, hailing from prestigious institutions like the United States Department of Defense and the U.S. Navy, along with independent researcher Christopher T. Gans, bring a wealth of knowledge and specialist insight into the geopolitical shifts and ideological battles of the 21st century. Their collective effort aligns with significant historical and cultural movements, examining the fabric of Russian nationalism and geopolitical strategies that have deeply influenced international relations. Their backgrounds, a blend of military, academic, and independent research, offer a comprehensive perspective on Putin's strategies and their implications for global peace and security. This anthology is a must-read for scholars, policy makers, and anyone interested in understanding the intricate dynamics of authoritarianism and anti-Americanism under Putin's Russia. It offers a unique opportunity to explore a range of perspectives, encouraging a deeper understanding of the current global order and fostering a dialogue between different schools of thought concerning international relations and political strategy.