The promises we keep : human rights, the Helsinki process, and American foreign policy
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The promises we keep : human rights, the Helsinki process, and American foreign policy
St. Martin's Press in association with the Institute for EastWest Studies, New York, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [509]-518) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
When the Helsinki Final Act was signed in 1975, no one anticipated the extraordinary impact it would have on undermining communist rule in Eastern Europe, and bringing down the Berlin Wall. This study explores the developments in the Helsinki process that led to the historic transformation. The primary focus of the book is less upon the process itself as it is upon America's leadership role, which was central to the success of the process. That this leadership role was in fact initially lacking and how this policy developed are the subjects of this book. The Helsinki process is by no means at an end. Dr Korey also examines the xenophobic nationalisms currently tearing at the fabric of European society and that pose new and frightening human rights challenges. William Korey is the author of "The Soviet Cage", "The Key to Human Rights Implementation" and "Human Rights and the Helsinki Accord".
目次
- Origins of the Helsinki Accord and US policy
- changing the American perspective - the US Helsinki Commission
- using Helsinki as a banner - the monitors
- the eve of Belgrade
- the breakthrough at Belgrade
- the road to Madrid
- Madrid - "city of dissidence" stategy at Madrid
- stalemate and crisis in the Helsinki process
- uncertainty on the eve of Vienna
- linkage and leverage
- Vienna - a landmark
- Paris - a Europe "whole and free"
- Copenhagen - a "constitution" for Europe
- the "anti-Congress" of Vienna
- racism and nationalism - Helsinki's unsolved problems
- Moscow - "democracy's season".
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