Titlebook: East-West Trade and the Atlantic Alliance; David A. Baldwin,Helen V. Milner Book 1990 David A. Baldwin and Helen V. Milner 1990 China.Come

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Acupuncture Analgesia in Clinical Practice,he war. Even discussions of what is now called the “third world” have often treated the end of World War II as a watershed. Indeed, the concept of a “third world” emerged in part as a reaction to the postwar Soviet and American spheres of influence.

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Introduction,he war. Even discussions of what is now called the “third world” have often treated the end of World War II as a watershed. Indeed, the concept of a “third world” emerged in part as a reaction to the postwar Soviet and American spheres of influence.

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,West Germany’s Economic Relations with the East: Political Goals and Economic Possibilities,onsiderations is undisputed. This is because economic ties have invariably been a significant part of the overall East-West relationship which, apart from its political and military dimension, also has economic components. Since East-West relations over the years can be viewed essentially as an alte

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,From Détente 1 to Détente 2: A Comparison of Giscard’s and Mitterrand’s East-West Policies,the Atlantic to the Urals; Giscard expected marvels from the “miracle of trade”; Mitterrand, after demonstrating France’s firm Atlanticist resolve in the security area, has attempted the difficult task of reconciling morality with politics. His concept of détente is global: economic negotiations can

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Sanctions and Export Controls in France,s evolution has affected both government . industry circles. In 1980, the French government had no real policy on security export controls; since then, however, this attitude has changed drastically. In the past two years, several cases of indictment have been registered in France with respect to ex

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Economic Security Policies of France and Sweden since 1970: Dilemmas of Cooperation,nsiderations behind the CoCom policy of some of the most important Atlantic nations, France, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the United States. This chapter pertains to the same general problem area from a different perspective. The basic question raised here is whether West European states hav