Gorbachev's Agenda Changes In Soviet Domestic And Foreign Policy

Introduction: The Changing Soviet Environment Part I: Gorbachev's Reform Efforts and Emerging Opposition 1. Gorbachev's Perestroika: Can the Soviet System be Reformed? 2. Perestroika: Who Stands to Gain, Who Stands to Lose? 3. Nationalist Unrest in the USSR and the Challenge to the Gorbachev Leadership Part II: Economic and Trade Reform 4. Soviet Perestroika and Systemic Change in Eastern Europe: Challenges, Interdependencies, Patterns of Response 5. Prospects for Soviet Foreign Trade Reform 6. The Gorbachev Challenge: To Help or Not to Help? Part III: The Military Challenge 7. Gorbachev and the Soviet Military 8. Future Trends in Soviet Military-Technical Policy Part IV: The European Agenda 9. Soviet Strategy Toward Western Europe: Implications for the Post-INF Environment 10. Gorbachev's New Program for Conventional Arms Control in Europe 11. The Soviet Naval Presence in the Mediterranean Part V: Regional Issues 12. Two Parallel Lines Do Not Intersect: Soviet-Israeli Relations, 1988–89 13. Soviet Options in the Pacific 14. Japan: Gorbachev's Partner in a Reluctant Détente 15. Soviet Relations with Latin America