Ukrainian security policy
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Ukrainian security policy
（The Washington papers, 167）
Praeger, 1995
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"Published with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, D.C."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 141-157) and index
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: cloth ISBN 9780275953843
Description
Ukraine played a key role in the dissolution of the former USSR, and its continued independence will have a decisive impact upon the transformation of Russia itself into either a new empire or Western democracy. The economic crisis and mismanagement that engulfed Ukraine during 1993 through 1994 led many in the West and among Ukraine's neighbors to question the country's long-term viability as an independent state. In 1995 Ukraine has entered a new era reflecting its importance as a linchpin of regional security and stability in Europe. This study discusses Ukrainian security policies and their implications for Western policy. It makes a compelling case for greater Western aid and political support for Ukrainian independence and territorial integrity.
Table of Contents
Foreword by Nicholas S.H. Krawciw Summary Introduction Ukraine's Political Legacies Domestic Sources of Security Policy Foreign Policy and International Relations Military and Nuclear Policy Conclusion
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Description
Ukraine played a key role in the dissolution of the former USSR, and its continued independence will have a decisive impact upon the transformation of Russia itself into either a new empire or Western democracy. The economic crisis and mismanagement that engulfed Ukraine during 1993 through 1994 led many in the West and among Ukraine's neighbors to question the country's long-term viability as an independent state. In 1995 Ukraine has entered a new era reflecting its importance as a linchpin of regional security and stability in Europe. This study discusses Ukrainian security policies and their implications for Western policy. It makes a compelling case for greater Western aid and political support for Ukrainian independence and territorial integrity.
Table of Contents
Foreword by Nicholas S.H. Krawciw
Summary
Introduction
Ukraine's Political Legacies
Domestic Sources of Security Policy
Foreign Policy and International Relations
Military and Nuclear Policy
Conclusion
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