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Foreign Trade,which Brezhnev drew in the 1970s. He is well aware of the protection from the realities of the command economy which the oil and gas boom afforded his predecessor. He pointed out in a speech to the February 1988 Plenum of the Central Committee that the increase in the increments to Soviet national i

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Perestroika and the Soviet Armed Forces,5. Nevertheless, those pronouncements also admit that the pace of reform is not proceeding as quickly as it should. . in the armed forces seems to have reached a state which can euphemistically be described as ‘stability’. It would be more accurate, however, to use the term which now describes the B

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Foreign Policy,de. To a considerable extent this is the result of changes in Soviet foreign policy. Soviet diplomacy has changed dramatically in the last four years. Indeed, the foreign policy reforms have been as profound as in the domestic economy and politics. The most obvious consequence has been a resumption

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26304-1 Gorbachev has sought to redistribute power and privilege in the Soviet Union. He has been trying to effect a revolution from above and below. His main target has been the state and Party bureaucracy. By reducing its decision-making functions, enterprises and cooperatives and individual producers ga

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Make Your Own Python Text Adventuree (CC) secretary for agriculture and even earlier, when he was first secretary of Stavropol krai, a large and agriculturally important area. Since March 1985 his thinking seems to have been developing and changing over time. The Gorbachev who in his political report to the XXVII Party Congress seeme