Titlebook: Western Doctrines on East-West Trade; Theory, History and Peter Ham Book 1992 Peter van Ham 1992 cold war.history.Policy.research.technolo

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Economic Interdependence as a Strategy: German , Since the Late 1960sce of peace is considered the ultimate foreign policy goal, economic relations are appraised positively. However, occasionally ‘free trade’ is not sufficient. Since the desired web of economic ties between East and West can not be woven without overcoming several serious political and economic barri

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Economic Containment: The Strategic View on East-West Economic Relationsective tends to underplay the . link between economics and politics, that is to say, between the economic power and the political power of a nation. Economic relations between states are only . linked with politics in a Functionalist manner: when every country pursues its own economic interests, an

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Origins of Economic Containment: From Cordon , to Iron Curtainbeyond its present territory. All kinds of political, economic and military instruments have been brought to use, in order to minimize the area which was already contaminated with the Bolshevik or Communist germ. They have used military means to overthrow the rebels, but have at times also establish

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The Strategic Embargo: Western Economic Defensetal and know-how for a swift and successful industrialization of Russia. The fact that Western countries were actually prepared to make this useful contribution made him wonder; he wrote: ‘Why create with their own hands an even more terrible enemy? For me it is evident that, in giving us capital, f

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