Soviet Foreign Policy in a Changing World /

Soviet Foreign Policy in a Changing World / / ed. by Erik P. Hoffmann, Robbin F. Laird.

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DGBA Social Sciences - <1990
MitwirkendeR:
Adomeit, Hannes,
Albright, David E.,
Aspaturian, Vernon V.,
Bialer, Seweryn,
Brown, Lester R.,
Brzezinski, Zbigniew,
Cohen, Stephen F.,
Collins, Joseph J.,
Colton, Timothy J.,
Dallin, Alexander,
Dawisha, Karen,
Gati, Charles,
Gelman, Harry,
Godson, Roy,
Gottemoeller, Rose E.,
Griffiths, Franklyn,
Gustafson, Thane,
Hardt, John P.,
Herspring, Dale R.,
Hoffmann, Erik P.,
Holloway, David,
Hough, Jerry F.,
Hyland, William G.,
Kaplan, Stephen S.,
Kennan, George F.,
Kitrinos, Robert W.,
Laird, Robbin F.,
Larrabee, F. Stephen,
Legvold, Robert,
Leighton, Marian,
Luers, William H.,
Luttwak, Edward N.,
Marer, Paul,
Pipes, Richard,
Rubinstein, Alvin Z.,
Shulman, Marshall D.,
Shultz, George P.,
Shultz, Richard H.,
Simes, Dimitri K.,
Sonnenfeldt, Helmut,
Stent, Angela E.,
Stephan, John J.,
Tomlinson, Kate S.,
Ulam, Adam B.,
Valkenier, Elizabeth Kridl,
Whiting, Allen S.,
Zagoria, Donald S.,
Zimmerman, William,
HerausgeberIn:
Hoffmann, Erik P.,
Laird, Robbin F.,
Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2021]
©1986
Year of Publication:2021
Edition:Reprint 2021
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (XXIV, 969 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • CONTENTS
  • INTRODUCTION
  • CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS VOLUME
  • I. ISSUES
  • 1. The Soviet Union: Her Aims, Problems, and Challenges to the West
  • 2. The Stalinist Legacy in Soviet Foreign Policy
  • 3. The Nature of Soviet Power
  • 4. The New Dynamics of the Soviet Empire: From Optimism to Pessimism
  • 5. Soviet Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy
  • 6. What Do Scholars Know about Soviet Foreign Policy?
  • 7. Soviet Ideology, Risk-Taking, and Crisis Behavior
  • II. POLICYMAKING AND IMPLEMENTATION
  • 8. Anatomy of Policymaking
  • 9. Soviet Perspectives on "The Scientific-Technological Revolution" and International Politics
  • 10. The Foreign Policy Establishment
  • 11. Decision Making for Arms Limitation in the Soviet Union
  • 12. The CPSU Central Committee's International Department
  • 13. "Active Measures" in Soviet Strategy
  • III. MILITARY POWER
  • 14. Soviet Perspectives on Security
  • 15. Military Power and Political Purpose in Soviet Policy
  • 16. The Satisfaction of Operational Objectives
  • 17. Soviet Strategy toward Northern Europe and Japan
  • 18. The Soviet-Afghan War: The First Four Years
  • IV. THE UNITED STATES
  • 19. The United States and the Soviet Union, 1917-1976
  • 20. The Sources of American Conduct: Soviet Perspectives and Their Policy Implications
  • 21. The Soviet Union and Strategic Arms
  • 22. Selling the Russians the Rope? Soviet Technology Policy and U.S. Export Controls
  • 23. U.S. and Soviet Agriculture: The Shifting Balance of Power
  • 24. The New Soviet Challenge and America's New Edge
  • V. WESTERN EUROPE
  • 25. The USSR and Western Europe
  • 26. Soviet Nuclear Weapons in Europe
  • 27. Soviet Economic Policies in Western Europe
  • 28. Capitalist Contradictions and Soviet Policy
  • VI. EASTERN EUROPE
  • 29. Soviet Policy toward Eastern Europe: Interests, Instruments, and Trends
  • 30. The Soviet Union and the East European Militaries: The Diminishing Asset
  • 31. The Political Economy of Soviet Relations with Eastern Europe
  • 32. Soviet Empire: Alive but Not Well
  • VII. THE FAR EAST
  • 33. Asia in the Soviet Conception
  • 34. Siberian Development: The Strategic Implications
  • 35. Soviet Policy toward China
  • 36. The Moscow-Beijing Détente
  • VIII. THE THIRD WORLD
  • 37. Soviet Geopolitical Momentum: Myth or Menace? Center for Defense Information
  • 38. Soviet Arms Trade with the Noncommunist Third World
  • 39. The USSR and the Third World: Economic Dilemmas
  • 40. The Correlation of Forces and Soviet Policy in the Middle East
  • 41. The Soviet Union and the Peace Process since Camp David
  • 42. Soviet Options and Opportunities in Southern Asia
  • 43. New Trends in Soviet Policy toward Africa
  • 44. The Soviets and Latin America: A Three Decade U.S. Policy Tangle
  • IX. THE FUTURE
  • 45. Can the Soviet Union Reform?
  • 46. The Changing Soviet Union and the World
  • 47. Socialist Stagnation and Communist Encirclement
  • 48. Soviet Global Power and the Correlation of Forces
  • 49. KAL 007: Perceptions and Politics
  • 50. What the Russians Really Want: A Rational Response to the Soviet Challenge
  • 51. The Future of Yalta
  • 52. Managing the U.S.-Soviet Relationship over the Long Term

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