USSR foreign policies after detente
Based largely on primary sources in the Russian language, this succinct volume cover the following aspects of Soviet foreign policy: world outlook, personalities and structures of the decisionmaking process, implementation of objectives, and a discussion of practices toward geographic regions as wel...
| Основен автор: | Staar, Richard Felix, 1923- |
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| Формат: | Електронен |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
Stanford, Calif. :
Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University,
℗♭1987.
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| Серия: |
Hoover Press publication ;
359. |
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Print version::
USSR foreign policies after detente. |
Съдържание:
- Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; List of Tables; List of Figures; Preface; Introduction; Part I
- Foundations; 1
- Soviet World Outlook; Periodization of History; Peaceful Coexistence and the Brezhnev Doctrine; Correlation of Forces; World Revolutionary Process; World Communist Movement; National Liberation Movement; Left Wing of the Socialist Movement; Future Prospects; 2
- The Decision-Making Process; The Political Bureau; The Central Apparatus; Research Institutes; Short- and Long-Range Plans; The Succession Problem; The Andropov Interlude.
- Ascendancy of ChernenkoGorbachev at the Top; 3
- Implementation of Foreign Policy; Organization; Training and Activities; Other Agencies; Activities Within the United Nations; Negotiations; Objectives; The Role of the Party; Part II
- Instrumentalities; 4
- Foreign Propaganda; Central Committee Departments; Front Organizations; Front Conferences; Other Movements; Radio Broadcasts; The Printed Word; Aid to Lesser Developed Countries; Future Activities; 5
- Espionage and Active Measures; Organization; Prominent Espionage Cases; Diplomats as Spies; Agents of Influence; Lower-Level Recruitment.
- Support for Coups and TerrorismDisinformation and Murder; 6
- Military Strategy; Types of Warfare; The USSR versus the United States; Warsaw Pact versus NATO; Other Conflicts; Soviet Military Capabilities; Strategic Rocket Forces; Ground Forces; The Air Forces; General Naval Forces; Air Defense Forces; Civil Defense; Other Forces; Future Prospects; 7
- Foreign Trade; Foreign Trade Decisions; Eastern Europe and the Bloc; East-West Trade; The Natural Gas Pipeline; Third World; Foreign Assistance; Part III
- Regional Policies; 8
- Policies toward Eastern Europe; The Maverick States.
- Warsaw Treaty OrganizationCouncil for Mutual Economic Assistance; The Soviet Crackdown; Future Trends; 9
- East-West Relations in Europe; Long-Range Objectives; Short-Term Objectives; The Helsinki Final Act; Conventional Force Reductions; Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces; West-East Technology Transfer; Future Prospects; 10
- The Third World; Categories of LDCs; Sub-Saharan Africa; Between the Maghreb and India; Latin America; 11
- The USSR in East Asia; Sino-Soviet Relations; Dispute over Nuclear War; Ideological Differences; Inter-state Relations; Economic Relations; The Border Dispute.
- Vietnam and CambodiaChina and Eastern Europe; Relations with North Korea and Japan; 12
- Soviet-American Relations; Arms Control; Salt I and II Negotiations; The Start Talks; The INF Talks; Exchange Agreements; Soviet-American Trade; The U.S. Assessment; Bibliography; Index of Names and Organizations.