Titlebook: Domestic Determinants of Soviet Foreign Policy towards South Asia and the Middle East; Hafeez Malik (Professor of Political Science) Book

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Detlef Leseberg,Klaus M?ller,Gerhard Pietschnd cordial relationship between two large but very different states. Is it possible that such an assumption is the product of wishful thinking as well as facile imagery? If, as I suggest, the present and past content of Soviet-Indian relations falls short of a strategic partnership, and their 1971 T

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Mechanisch-technologische Untersuchungen,litical and social foundations of a state, the perception of external conditions also profoundly influence its foreign-policymakers. These external conditions do not remain immutably fixed; in fact, they vary at different historical periods. With changes in the material environment, perceptions are

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Helmut E. Lück,Ulla Wilke-Birkenhauerthe Soviet Union. I propose to focus on the question of continuity and change in these relations during the decade of 1979–1989 in broad strokes in contrast with the prerevolutionary decade of 1963–73. This latter decade is analytically useful for two major reasons. First, in spite of the continuati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88079-6 generally supported the most intractable regional actors, and, as many observers have noted, the main instrument of Soviet influence has been the provision of the implements of war. To an extent, Moscow’s policy has simply reciprocated Washington’s consistent drive to dampen Soviet influence, if no

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