The New Russian Foreign Policy

This book surveys Russia's relations with the world since 1992 and assesses the future prospect for the foreign policy of Europe's largest country. Together these essays offer an authoritative summary and assessment of Russia's relations with its neighbors and with the rest of the world since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Council on Foreign Relations

Provides a critical analysis of the commitment to unifying Europe's domestic market by 1992, discussing the kind of common market which might be achieved and the economic benefits which might follow. This book should be of interest to students of politics and international relations.

Europe's Domestic Market (Chatham House Papers)

Business & Money

Wallace, Helen

Pelkmans, Jacques

Winters, L. Alan

Economics

The Common Agricultural Policy (Chatham House Papers)

Pearce, Joan

Industries

National Laws and International Commerce: The Problem of Extraterritoriality

Rosenthal, Douglas E.

European Defence Cooperation (Chatham House Papers)

History

Taylor, Trevor

Military

viii 80p paperback, maps, notes, index, hardly used, very good

South Africa 1984 (Chatham House Papers)

Austin, Dennis

Africa

Industrial Collaboration With Japan (Chatham House Papers)

Turner, Louis

Management & Leadership

The China Challenge: Adjustment and Reform (Chatham House Papers)

Goodman, David S. G.

Segal, Gerald

Lockett, Martin

Asia

With the end of an era, change in a troubled Soviet Union seems inescapable; but in what direction will it go and what are its implications for Western policy?

The dilemma of reform in the Soviet Union

Colton, Timothy J.

Russia

<p>As the debate over the conflict in Central America widens, this volume examines differing approaches in Europe and the United States to political instability and revolutionary change in the Third World, using Central America as a case study. Four prominent authors, two European and two American, examine the extent to which the situation in Central America should be viewed in as East-West versus a North-South context; i.e., from a geopolitical standpoint or in terms of the economic and political problems of a developing region. An eminent Central American statesman also offers his critique of European and Ameican approaches to these issues.</p>

Third World Instability: Central America As a European-American Issue (Europe/America, 3)

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