Four U.S. administrations have held office since the collapse of communism and the USSR. Edward Lozansky, President and Founder, American University in Moscow, contends that not a single one has developed a truly sound Russia policy, but argues that it is important to do so: “During difficult and dangerous times it is better to have Russia on our side of the barricades.” What changes would be needed to edge the United States toward a truly productive relationship with Russia?

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