The Conduct of Soviet Foreign Policy

action affairs Afghanistan Africa agreements American Angola areas arms Asia basic belief Bolshevik Brezhnev capitalism capitalist central China Chinese Cold Cold War COMECON communism Communist Party competition conflict cooperation countries CPSU Cuban Czechoslovakia decisions defense détente doctrine domestic East European East-West Eastern Europe economic effect efforts elite Ethiopia factors forces global goals ideology important increase industrial influence interdependence interests issue Khrushchev Kremlin limits major Marxism-Leninism Marxist ment military power Moscow movement MPLA negotiations nuclear operational code peaceful coexistence political position possible postwar problems question regime relationship revolution role Russian SALT SALT II Sino-Soviet situation social socialist society South Yemen Soviet behavior Soviet foreign policy Soviet leaders Soviet leadership Soviet military Soviet policy Soviet power Soviet Union Soviet-American Stalin strategic struggle Third World threat tion tional trade United USSR Vietnam West Western Yugoslav Yugoslavia