America and European Security : [proceedings of the Conference on American Foreign Policy and the New Europe, Blacksburg, Virginia, April 18-20, 1974]Louis J. Mensonides, James A. Kuhlman BRILL, 17.11.1976 - 170 Seiten |
Inhalt
Henry Kissinger and the American Conception | 19 |
Atlantic Partnership and EastWest Détente | 43 |
American and European Security | 59 |
America and EastWest Détente in Europe | 73 |
The Structure of the European Communitys | 93 |
The Interaction of Government | 123 |
A Classical Liberal Perspective on | 139 |
Fundamentals of American Foreign Policy | 143 |
List of Participants | 169 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
achieved advantage advisors affairs agreement allies American foreign policy analysis arms assumption Atlantic Alliance Atlantic partnership balance billion Blacksburg cold war COMECON Communist concern Conference conflict consensus countries CPSU Czechoslovakia defense détente domestic East-West relations Eastern economic cooperation elite European Community European security European unity exports external future German goals ideological important increased industrial Institute integration interests international relations investment issue Kissinger Kissinger's limited markets Marshall Plan ment military MNC's Moscow multinational companies multinational corporation mutual NATO negotiations nuclear nuclear war organization organizational Ostpolitik partners Party peace perspectives political position problems production relationship restrictions Romania Secretary Security and Cooperation side social science socialist South Carolina Soviet foreign policy Soviet Union strategic structure tensions threat tion trade troops U.S. Government U.S. Policy U.S. Senate U.S.-Soviet United University Warsaw Pact Washington West European Western Europe World War II