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western politicians and analysts. It attempts such an analysis by applying Russian rather than Western criteria because we are dealing here with a country with a unique culture and history.978-0-230-37399-0

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The Setting of the Stage: an Introduction,a new geo-political reality not only within the former communist bloc, but a new international environment and a new set of international relations. Internal as well as external factors usually determine the course of foreign policy of any country - in this respect Russia is no exeption - but in Rus

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,From the Russian to the Soviet Empire, 1917–91,ry still remains. The situation in that country is unclear and complicated. Communism as a state ideology has collapsed together with that state, and Russia appears to be adopting a system of liberal democracy. However, many Russian and Western analysts believe that the kind of democracy that will f

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,Period of Uncertainty - 1985–91, of a forthcoming change in Soviet policies, the extent of the reforms and the new thinking about foreign policy, had certainly been unexpected. The question asked at the time was what was one to make of this new thinking? Was Soviet domestic and foreign policy undergoing radical modification, or wa

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A New Military Policy,s of a superpower and the position of an equal among the great world powers, has not just been achieved by the Soviet Union since the end of the Second World War, but by Imperial Russia at the beginning of the eighteenth century (Cooper 1989, p. 22). Russia’s geographical location which made her the

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An Economy in Transition,as also reflected in the economic relations between East and West. Trade relations between Russia and the West were always conditioned by the reluctance of the Soviet Union to entertain closer commercial links with the West, particularly with the United States. It was one of the factors that motivat

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