Twilight of America

The book of Igor Efimov, a famous writer and philosopher who emigrated in the United States, almost forty years ago talks about those sides of the life of American society that are not visible to an extraneous look. It often turns out that behind the facade of a successful state, claiming the role of the only pole of the political life of the planet, there are difficult problems and insoluble contradictions. The author’s view of internal processes in American society is unique in its own way: on the one hand, this is a look from the inside, and on the other, the look is detached, capable of balanced and even unpleasant judgments.
The book will be extremely useful to the Russian reader not only because it will introduce it to the current American agenda of the day and will allow it to compare it with the domestic, but also because it is able to warn against those mistakes that were made in the United States and which the Russian Society can still avoid