The foreign policy of the USSR: continuity and ruptures, by Hélène Carrère d'Encausse The Soviet State has a twofold vocation: that of a state and a revolutionary country, which explains the complexity of its policy. Characterised by an alternative phase of expansion and co-existence, Soviet policy remains nonetheless coherent. The USSR does not accept any turning back from its policy of extension. On its frontiers, it intends setting up a territorial continuity which would not be challenged. From 1975 onwards, Soviet policy suddenly deviates and the USSR moves decisively in the Third World. The USSR has become conscious of a certain weakening of the capitalist system, the increasing importance of the Third World and the Islamic-oil world....
The foreign policy of the USSR : the logic of the system, by Annie Kriegel The international commun...
In 1992-93, the architects of Russia's foreign and security policy wanted to bring off a radical shi...
The article examines the foreign policy of the USSR in the period from the July Revolution in 1952 i...
The foreign policy of the USSR: continuity and ruptures, by Hélène Carrère d'Encausse The Soviet St...
Reflections on the Nature of the International Crisis, by Maurice Couve de Murville The present int...
THE USSR AND THE OCTOBER WAR, by HÉLÈNE CARRÈRE D'ENCAUSSE The USSR had a central rôle in the Octobe...
Soviet Strategy and Its Limitations in Afghanistan, by Olivier Roy In the short term, Soviet interve...
The attitude of the Soviet Union, by Hélène Carrère d'Encausse The Soviet Union has, in recent years...
Soviet policy in the Middle East, by Marie Mendras The Soviet position in the Middle East has not de...
The Uncompleted Questioning of Soviet Foreign Policy, by Marie Mendras During the course of 1988, So...
Soviet Policy and the Middle East Conflict, by Vitaly Naumkine et Irina Zviagelskaya The important c...
Soviet policy in the Middle East in the decade of the eighties will be determined, as it was in the ...
USSR : before the Final Crisis, by Olga Alexandrova From mid-1990 to mid-1991, the Soviet Union witn...
The Failure of Soviet Strategy, by Roland Lomme The Soviet strategy did not change during the Gulf c...
This thesis is being archived as a Digitized Shelf Copy for campus access to current students and st...
The foreign policy of the USSR : the logic of the system, by Annie Kriegel The international commun...
In 1992-93, the architects of Russia's foreign and security policy wanted to bring off a radical shi...
The article examines the foreign policy of the USSR in the period from the July Revolution in 1952 i...
The foreign policy of the USSR: continuity and ruptures, by Hélène Carrère d'Encausse The Soviet St...
Reflections on the Nature of the International Crisis, by Maurice Couve de Murville The present int...
THE USSR AND THE OCTOBER WAR, by HÉLÈNE CARRÈRE D'ENCAUSSE The USSR had a central rôle in the Octobe...
Soviet Strategy and Its Limitations in Afghanistan, by Olivier Roy In the short term, Soviet interve...
The attitude of the Soviet Union, by Hélène Carrère d'Encausse The Soviet Union has, in recent years...
Soviet policy in the Middle East, by Marie Mendras The Soviet position in the Middle East has not de...
The Uncompleted Questioning of Soviet Foreign Policy, by Marie Mendras During the course of 1988, So...
Soviet Policy and the Middle East Conflict, by Vitaly Naumkine et Irina Zviagelskaya The important c...
Soviet policy in the Middle East in the decade of the eighties will be determined, as it was in the ...
USSR : before the Final Crisis, by Olga Alexandrova From mid-1990 to mid-1991, the Soviet Union witn...
The Failure of Soviet Strategy, by Roland Lomme The Soviet strategy did not change during the Gulf c...
This thesis is being archived as a Digitized Shelf Copy for campus access to current students and st...
The foreign policy of the USSR : the logic of the system, by Annie Kriegel The international commun...
In 1992-93, the architects of Russia's foreign and security policy wanted to bring off a radical shi...
The article examines the foreign policy of the USSR in the period from the July Revolution in 1952 i...