About the book: 2007 / "Russian Doctrine is a holistic ideological system that provides for modern Russia a program of socio-political transformations with a fairly deep degree of specification. The ideology of the Russian doctrine is a new word against the backdrop of the currently dominant ideologies in Russia. In an extremely compressed form, such an ideology can be defined as “dynamic conservatism.” Its essence is the use of traditional principles and values ​​of Russian civilization for the purposes of the development of our country. "The "Russian Doctrine" (Sergievsky project) forms the basis of the ideological orientation of the Great Russia Party; its abridged version was offered to guests and delegates of the Founding Congress of the Party on May 5, 2007. In his speech at the Congress, RD editor Vitaly Averyanov emphasized that the Doctrine was written for Russia and is a non-partisan document. “Nevertheless,” Averyanov noted, “we welcome the emergence of a new nationally oriented force. Moreover, the leadership of the party includes our co-authors and like-minded people.” In addition to the “Russian Doctrine,” the key ideological document of the party is the “National Manifesto”".