Soviet foreign policy in transition, edited by Roger E. Kanet, Deborah Nutter Miner, Tamara J. Resler, (electronic resource)

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The Soviet Union and Europe.
2.
The changing Soviet-East European relationship
Mette Skak.
3.
Soviet-Nordic relations in the era of perestroika and new thinking
Ole Norgaard.
4.
Soviet signals to the Nordic countries during the Lithuanian crisis of 1990
Lena Jonson.
Introduction
5.
Neutrality and new thinking
Stephan Kux
pt. III.
The Soviet Union and the developing world: global trends.
6.
From new thinking to the fragmentation of consensus in Soviet foreign policy: the USSR and the developing world
Roger E. Kanet and Garth T. Katner.
7.
Soviet new thinking on national liberation movements: continuity and change
Deborah Nutter Miner
Anuradha M. Chenoy
pt. IV.
The Soviet Union and the developing world: regional and country case studies.
8.
Soviet policy in Central America during the Gorbachev period
Jan S. Adams.
9.
The Soviet reassessment of socialist orientation and the African response
Pierre Du Toit Botha.
10.
pt. I.
Soviet policy in the Middle East: Gorbachev's imprint
Carol R. Saivetz.
11.
The implications of perestroika for the Third World, particularly Asia
Zafar Imam.
12.
The Soviet Union and Indochina
Carlyle A. Thayer.
13.
Gorbachev's Southeast Asia policy: new thinking for a new era?
The Soviet Union and the international political system.
1.
Soviet reform in international perspective
Deborah Nutter Miner
pt. II.

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