The Soviet Union, 1987-1989 : perestroika in crisis?
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The Soviet Union, 1987-1989 : perestroika in crisis?
Longman, 1990
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This collection of essays examines the state of the Soviet Union during the period 1987 to 1989. The contributors explore domestic policies prevalent within the USSR at this time including the role of perestroika and the economy. Soviet foreign policy is also assessed.
目次
- Part 1 Domestic policy: perestroika - an interim balance sheet, Gerhard Simon
- the heart of Gorbachev's reform package - rebuilding the party apparatus, Gyula Jozsa
- the 19th party conference - reform of the political system, Eberhard Schneider
- portrait of Gorbachev, Heinz Brahm
- "the history of our country is not the biography of Stalin!" - restructuring and history, Erwin Oberlander
- legal reform as a means of perestroika, Astrid von Borcke
- society and social policy in perestroika, Bernd Knabe
- anatomy of an escalation - the nationality question, Uwe Halbach
- church-state relations in the USSR in 1988 - the local Sobor of the Russian Orthodox Church, Dimitry V.Pospielovsky
- culture in perestroika, Peter Hubner
- Soviet media policy since 1985, Paul Roth
- the ideology of restructuring, Helmut Dahm. Part 2 The economy: between crisis and reform - the Soviet economy on a perilous course, Hans-Hermann Hohmann
- modernization of Soviet industry - programme, results, and problems, Roland Gotz-Coenenberg
- the role of the armament sector in the Soviet economy, Hans-Henning Schroder
- is the technological breakthrough suceeding? - the politics of innovation under Gorbachev, Thomas Sauer
- reforms in agriculture, Eberhard Schinke
- manufacturing co-operative, self-employment and the supply crisis, Gertraud Seidenstecher
- the USSR and CMEA - economic relations between co-operation and conflict, Christian Meier
- the Soviet economy and the world economy - from invulnerability to integration, Heinrich Vogel. Part 3 Foreign policy: perestroika of foreign and security policy, Gerhard Wettig
- Soviet policy toward the USA, John Van Oudenaren
- Soviet policy toward Eastern Europe, Fred Oldenburg et al
- relation between the USSR and the Federal Republic of Germany, Fred Oldenburg
- the CPSU and the system of communist parties, Heinz Timmermann
- determinants of Warsaw Pact Strategic Offensive Capacity in Europe, Ole Diehl and Anton Krakau
- conceptions for a policy toward Asia and policy vis-a-vis China, Joachim Glaubits
- the military withdrawal from Afghanistan, Uwe Halbach
- Soviet policy toward South-East Asia under Gorbachez, Gerhard Will
- the Middle East - contours of a new course, Gerd Linde
- the Soviet Union and Black Africa, 1985-1988, Philip Nel.
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