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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Conclusion,ich eventually brought about the end of the Cold War, placed a greater emphasis on West European public opinion than previous Administrations in the postwar era. While foreign public opinion did not play the leading role in the formulation of US foreign policy, it was given a great deal of attention

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Epilogue: The Gulf Conflict,irst major international crisis of the post-Cold War era and, therefore, the first test of the US-West European relationship in the changing landscape of world politics. Though international agreement on the steps to be taken against Iraq did not always come easily, the changed nature of the interna

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US-Soviet Relations,mic, political and security interests have been inextricably tied to the state of US-Soviet relations. During the Reagan years, superpower relations affected important European security interests as well as East–West trade relations. This was especially true during the 1980s because the Reagan foreign policy

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Conclusion,ostwar era. While foreign public opinion did not play the leading role in the formulation of US foreign policy, it was given a great deal of attention particularly regarding sensitive security policy decisions. For example, West European opinion was critical in the Allies’ serious pursuit of arms control discussions.

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Soviet Image and Public Diplomacy,t Union in the 1990s, and as further changes in Soviet foreign policy occur. The last section of the chapter discusses the various Soviet public diplomacy efforts during the 1980s in Western Europe designed to improve the image of the Soviet Union as well as drive a wedge between Western Europe and the United States.