Titlebook: US-West European Relations During the Reagan Years; The Perspective of W Steven K. Smith,Douglas A. Wertman Book 1992 Steven K. Smith and D

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Book 1992Using extensive survey data, the authors examine the major issues which dominated US-West European relations during the Reagan years. These include security issues, terrorism, economic relations, superpower relations, and American and Soviet images.

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Introduction,Alliance. In the early 1980s, a more confrontational atmosphere reigned as a result of the December 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan; the harsher rhetoric toward the Soviet Union by President Ronald Reagan; the declaration of martial law in Poland in December 1981; the battle over the deployment

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INF Deployment in Western Europe,d in US-Soviet relations in the 1980s. The INF issue spans a decade from the first European calls in 1977 for a NATO response to the Soviet deployment of SS-20 missiles targetted on Western Europe to the signing of the INF Treaty by Presidents Reagan and Gorbachev at the December 1987 Washington Sum

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The American Image,f communication, the American image among foreign peoples, especially in Western Europe, East Asia, and parts of the Third World, has become an important concern of the American government and news media and, to a lesser extent, the American public. In other words, American fears of anti-Americanism