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Emerging Opportunities for Engagement on NATO's Northeastern Flank

Will renewed tension between NATO and Russia prevent key U.S. allies and partners in Europe from being able to contribute to U.S. regional defense objectives? What can the U.S. do to strengthen its European partnerships?

Jun 20, 2017
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Opportunities for Enhanced Partnering on NATO's Northeastern Flank

U.S. defense engagement priorities in Europe are shifting in the face of Russian aggression. By engaging strategically on NATO's northeastern flank, the United States can strengthen deterrence while minimizing inadvertent escalation.

Jul 7, 2016
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Envisioning Health Care Quality in Hungary

The excessive use of health care, driven or facilitated by the physicians and provider units, is a problem in Hungary.

Jan 1, 2000
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Economic Reform and the Military in Poland, Hungary, and China

Compares the extent to which economic reforms in Poland, Hungary, and China significantly improved the operation of their economies.

Jan 1, 1991
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Military Spending in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Poland

Using East European statistics, this paper aims to remove some of our present ignorance concerning the size and composition of non-Soviet Warsaw Pact (NSWP) military expenditures.

Jan 1, 1987
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The Challenge to Soviet Interests in Eastern Europe: Romania, Hungary, East Germany

Examines socioeconomic and political developments in Romania, Hungary, and East Germany.

Jan 1, 1984
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Foreign trade decisionmaking under balance of payments pressure: Poland versus Hungary

This paper examines the hypothesis that the failings of the Polish foreign trade decisionmaking system were a primary cause of Poland's economic crisis. The hypothesis is investigated through a comparison of the foreign trade decisionmaking systems i...

Jan 1, 1983
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Controlled Pluralism: Is Hungary the Future of Eastern Europe?

Since de-Stalinization, ruling Communist elites in Eastern Europe have found it increasingly difficult to pursue their goals of (1) maintenance of the leading role of the Party, (2) political stability of their regimes, and (3) economic growth. A cr...

Jan 1, 1975