Soviet Policy in Eastern EuropeSarah Meiklejohn Terry Yale University Press, 1984年1月1日 - 375 頁 This is the first book to examine seriously the processes and politics by which the United States formulates its Soviet policy. Thirteen highly respected scholars, many with policy-making experience, describe here the problems of the past and make recommendations for improvements in the future. |
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Soviet Policy toward the German Democratic Republic | 33 |
Soviet Policy toward Poland | 61 |
Soviet Policy toward Hungary and Czechoslovakia | 93 |
List of Tables | 99 |
Soviet Relations with Yugoslavia and Romania | 125 |
1 Geographical Distribution of Yugoslav Trade | 141 |
The Political Economy of Soviet Relations with Eastern | 155 |
1 Soviet Trade with the Six East European Countries | 172 |
Soviet Energy Policy in Eastern Europe | 189 |
3 Soviet Exports of Crude Oil and Oil Products | 201 |
Theories of Socialist Development in SovietEast European | 221 |
Soviet Military Policy in Eastern Europe | 255 |
The East European | 285 |
Eastern Europe in the Context of U S Soviet Relations | 315 |
The Challenge of | 349 |
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