Titlebook: After the Cold War; Europe’s New Politic Alpo M. Rusi Book 1991 Institute for East-West Security Studies 1991 cold war.conflict.Europe.Euro

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The Conflict in Retrospectnists in world politics because of their vast power resources and immense size. Although de Tocqueville was to a large extent right, the postwar East-West confrontation took place in a specific historical context that heightened existing Russo-American differences. Accordingly, mistrust superseded c

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The Rise of Detentehe two superpowers, that in the age of nuclear and missile technology, war could no longer be an acceptable means of managing relations among European states. Furthermore, it was understood that a relationship of “negative interdependence” between the East and West was a tragic fact of life in the n

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The Europeanization of the East-West Systements did take place that blurred the division of Europe. First, interbloc communication increased through tourism, mass communication and, to a certain extent, trade. Second, ideological confrontation ceased, despite the attempts of the socialist states and also the Reagan administration to maintain

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Europe in Transitiontwar political arrangements seemed more or less to have been consolidated. The change of the status quo appeared irreversible in the longer term, the nuclear stalemate proving sufficient both to prevent war and to prevent either side from imposing its will on the other. But the bipolar structure est

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-71062-2nists in world politics because of their vast power resources and immense size. Although de Tocqueville was to a large extent right, the postwar East-West confrontation took place in a specific historical context that heightened existing Russo-American differences. Accordingly, mistrust superseded c