Influence and Structural Stability in the Russian Parliament (1905-1917 and 1993-2005 . )", written by a team of authors, is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the complex world of Russian political history. This work not only analyzes two key periods in the development of parliamentarism in Russia, but also reveals the mechanisms of influence and stability of parliamentary institutions in the context of political and social changes. The book examines two significant stages: the first Russian revolution and the creation of the State Duma in the early XX century, as well as the post-Soviet period, when the country re-emerged parliamentary structures. Each of these periods is full of contradictions and challenges, and the authors seek to analyze how various factors from political decisions to social attitudes influenced the functioning of the parliament and its role in the governance of the country. This work will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers studying history and political science, to professionals working in the field of law, politics and sociology. The book will be a useful resource for those who want to understand more deeply how the historical context shaped the Russian political system and how it adapted to the new challenges of the times. It will also attract the attention of all those interested in democracy, the rule of law and political culture. The topics raised in the book cover many aspects, from analysis of political parties and their impact on parliamentary activities to the study of the role of public opinion and civil society. The authors emphasize that the sustainability of parliamentary institutions largely depends on their ability to adapt to changes in society and politics. This makes the book relevant not only for historians, but also for politicians and analysts seeking to understand how democratic institutions can be strengthened in modern conditions. The style of the authors is characterized by thoroughness and depth of analysis, which makes the text not only informative, but also fascinating to read. They use a wealth of factual material, including archival documents, statistics, and contemporary evidence, which gives the work particular value. The team of authors includes both experienced researchers and young scientists, which creates a unique synthesis of views and approaches to the topic under study. Influence and Structural Stability in the Russian Parliament (1905-1917 and 1993-2005 . )" will be an important contribution to the study of Russian political history and parliamentarism. It opens new horizons for understanding how historical events shape contemporary political realities. Readers interested in issues of power, democracy and political responsibility will find in this work many valuable ideas and conclusions. If you are looking for books that will help you understand Russian history and politics more deeply, then this study will be an excellent choice. It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also make you think about how history can influence our present and future. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Russian politics through the prism of parliamentary institutions, studying their influence and stability in turbulent times.