Titlebook: Domestic Determinants of Soviet Foreign Policy towards South Asia and the Middle East; Hafeez Malik (Professor of Political Science) Book

Grasping

Helmut E. Lück,Ulla Wilke-Birkenhauer decade. At the end, a tentative assessment of continuity and change in both economic and political relations will be attempted with an eye to the potential changes in the foreign policy orientation of both nations in the light of similar changes in their societies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87655-3geographic proximity to the USSR; its strategic location and resources; the opportunities it has provided Moscow as a consequence of chronic Arab-Israeli tensions; and the gains made by the Soviets in political ties, hard currency earnings, and access to air and naval facilities in the Mediterranean, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean.

SMART

Detlef Leseberg,Klaus Möller,Gerhard Pietschreaty of Peace, Friendship and Cooperation is less than an alliance, why did such an impression come to be so widespread? And if, as is evident, both the Soviet Union and India find it advantageous to cultivate each other’s friendship, what is the likelihood of their evolving an actual strategic partnership in the future?

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飞行员

Konrad Bleuler,Dietmar Schubertxtent to which shifts in the bilateral superpower relationship percolate down into the Soviet Union’s relations with significant third world actors, and the interaction between these two levels of policymaking.

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