Soviet-British Relations Since the 1970s

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Alex Pravda, Peter J. S. Duncan, Royal Institute of International Affairs
Cambridge University Press, 1990年4月26日 - 263 頁
This collection brings together empirical and analytical studies of the nature and evolution of Soviet-British relations during the 1980s and looks forward to the 1990s. The relationship is firmly placed within the wider context of Soviet policy toward the West and NATO. The contributors examine mutual perceptions and policy perspectives; Soviet interests and objectives in dealing with Britain; and the role of economic, political, diplomatic, nongovernmental and security factors in determining policy outcomes. A concluding section evaluates the long-term significance of current and potential policy developments on both sides. Soviet-British Relations is the first volume to be produced by the Soviet foreign policy study group at Chatham House, and is published in association with The Royal Institute of International Affairs.
 

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prtperestroika patterns
1
2 The historical perspective
17
3 Soviet perspectives on Britain and British foreign policy
47
4 British perspectives on the Soviet Union
68
5 The security dimension
92
political and diplomatic
120
7 The Soviet Union and the Left in Britain
147
8 AngloSoviet cultural contacts since 1975
168
patterns and prospects
193
10 Doing business with the USSR
215
SovietBritish relations under perestroika
232
Index
257
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