Soviet doctrine on developing countries: some divergent views.

Expert InsightsPublished 1963

An examination of divergent Soviet fviews on underdeveloped countries. The optimism that the USSR has shown over the underdeveloped areas of the world is becoming increasingly tempered and moderate. Despite this qualification, however, the highest hopes of the Soviet leaders for the territorial expansion of Comminuism still rest on these areas. Prepared for the Fourth International Conference on World Politics in Athens, Greece, September 17-22, 1962; a chapter in Non-Aligned Afro-Asian Countries in a Divided World, to be published by Frederick A. Praeger; and to be presented at the Far Western Slavic Conference at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, Stanford University, 27 April 1963.

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  • Year: 1963
  • Pages: 30
  • Document Number: P-2725

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