The USSR in the New World Order

Symposium Report

Mary Elizabeth Sperry

ResearchPublished 1991

This paper reports on the presentations made at a symposium on Soviet foreign policy in a new international environment, held May 1, 1991, at RAND. The topics covered in the presentations include domestic turmoil and Soviet foreign policy; internal debates on Soviet foreign and security policy; Central-Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union; the Ukrainian perspective; and challenges to Soviet foreign policy in East Asia, the Middle East, and the Third World.

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