Perestroika Soviet Domestic and Foreign Policies
- ISBN13:
9780803982895
- ISBN10:
0803982895
- Format: Hardcover
- Copyright: 1990-05-01
- Publisher: Sage Publications
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Summary
Perestroika is the first to bring together European and Japanese specialists on the USSR to examine the revolutionary changes taking place in Soviet domestic and foreign policy. It focuses on assessing the roots, scope, depth and dynamics of change. The detailed analysis of foreign and domestic policy change is set against an examination of the historical context of perestroika and the headway made towards civil society and political democracy. It will offer the reader with a uniquely rich set of insights on the remarkable changes perestroika has brought to the USSR
Table of Contents
| Introduction - Alex Pravda | |
| Linkages between Domestic and Foreign Policy under Gorbachev // | |
| Perestroika in Historical Perspectives // - Tsuyoshi Hasewaga | |
| Perestroika and the Political System // - Archie Brown | |
| Perestroika, Glasnot and Society // - Nobuo Shimotomai | |
| The Soviet Union - Philip Hanson Gorbachev's Economic Policy After Four Years //Toru Saga | |
| A Player in the World Economy? // | |
| Soviet Resource Options - Julian Cooper | |
| Civil and Military Priorities // | |
| Perestroika in the Soviet Military // - Naomi Koizumi | |
| De-Stalinization and Soviet Foreign Policy - Neil Malcolm | |
| The Roots of "New Thinking" // | |
| Soviet Foreign Policy - Marie Mendras | |
| In Search of Critical Thinking // | |
| Soviet Asian Policy in a New Perspective // - Yutaka Akino | |
| The Impact of Perestroika on Soviet Europe Policy - Hannes Adomeit |
