This book brings together Western analyses, as well as Soviet documents and commentary, dealing with developments in the USSR's politics, economy, society, culture, and foreign policy since 1985 and the ineffective response of the leadership to the succession of ethnic conflicts and crises.
This book brings together Western analyses, as well as Soviet documents and commentary, dealing with developments in the USSR's politics, economy, society, culture, and foreign policy since 1985 and the ineffective response of the leadership to the succession of ethnic conflicts and crises.
"Alexander Dallinis Raymond Spruance Professor of International History, Stanford University. Gail W. Lapidusis professor of political science at the University of California-Berkeley and chair of the Berkeley-Stanford Program in Soviet Studies."
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Preface Credits Introduction The Setting: An Introduction The Roots of Perestroika A Usable Past The Communist System Domestic and International Factors in the Formation of Gorbachev's Reforms Politics Before Gorbachev: De Stalinization and the Roots of Reform The Friends and Foes of Change: Reformism and Conservatism in the Soviet Union Letter to the Soviet Leaders, March 19, 1970 The Pioneers of Perestroika: Back to the Intellectual Roots of Soviet Reforms Reform and the Political and Social System A Socialist Pluralism of Opinions: Glasnost and Policy Making Under Gorbachev Political Change in the Soviet Union State and Society: Toward the Emergence of Civil Society in the Soviet Union Voluntary Associations in Gorbachev's Reform Program The Emergence of Russian Multiparty Politics The Workers' Movement: A New Stage Evaluating Gorbachev as Leader The Quality of Gorbachev's Leadership Gorbachev's Endgame Soviet Political Debates Glasnost' and Soviet Culture Politics and History Under Gorbachev Advances and Debts Sources Are Our Principles Any Good? Speech at the Conference of the Aktiv of the Khabarovsk Territory Party Organization, July 31, 1986 Address at the Forty Third UN General Assembly Session, December 7, 1988 Speech to the Russian Federation Congress of People's Deputies, Moscow, May 22, 1990 I Cannot Forgo My Principles The Tragedy of Centralism I Can't Absolve Myself of Guilt The Architects of Card Houses Democratic Platform Program of the CPSU, Statement of June 1, 1990 The Economy Is Soviet Socialism Reformable? The Soviet Economy on a Treadmill of Perestroika: Gorbachev's First Five Years The New Soviet Plan Beyond Perestroyka: The Soviet Economy in Crisis Nationalism and the Future of the Federal System State, Civil Society and Ethnic Cultural Consolidation in the USSR: Roots of the National Question Gorbachev's Nationalities Problem Dilemmas of Russian Nationalism Soviet Jewry in the Age of Perestroika The Russian Question: In Search of an Answer (a Roundtable) Declarations of the State Sovereignty of the Russian and Ukrainian Republics Foreign Policy and National Security The Revolution in Soviet Foreign Policy East West: The Problem of Deideologizing Relations The Search for New East West Relations New Thinking About World Communism Gorbachev and German Unification: Revision of Thinking, Realignment of Power The USSR and the Third World in the 1980's Soviet National Security Under Gorbachev State, Society, and the Military Under Gorbachev The Future of the System Thinking About the Soviet Future To the Stalin Mausoleum Managing U.S. Soviet Relations in the 1990s From Points to Pathways of Mutual Advantage: Next Steps in Soviet American Relations Speech to the Congress of People's Deputies, December 20, 1990 Speech to the Congress of People's Deputies, December 22, 1990 Conclusion
Preface Credits Introduction The Setting: An Introduction The Roots of Perestroika A Usable Past The Communist System Domestic and International Factors in the Formation of Gorbachev's Reforms Politics Before Gorbachev: De Stalinization and the Roots of Reform The Friends and Foes of Change: Reformism and Conservatism in the Soviet Union Letter to the Soviet Leaders, March 19, 1970 The Pioneers of Perestroika: Back to the Intellectual Roots of Soviet Reforms Reform and the Political and Social System A Socialist Pluralism of Opinions: Glasnost and Policy Making Under Gorbachev Political Change in the Soviet Union State and Society: Toward the Emergence of Civil Society in the Soviet Union Voluntary Associations in Gorbachev's Reform Program The Emergence of Russian Multiparty Politics The Workers' Movement: A New Stage Evaluating Gorbachev as Leader The Quality of Gorbachev's Leadership Gorbachev's Endgame Soviet Political Debates Glasnost' and Soviet Culture Politics and History Under Gorbachev Advances and Debts Sources Are Our Principles Any Good? Speech at the Conference of the Aktiv of the Khabarovsk Territory Party Organization, July 31, 1986 Address at the Forty Third UN General Assembly Session, December 7, 1988 Speech to the Russian Federation Congress of People's Deputies, Moscow, May 22, 1990 I Cannot Forgo My Principles The Tragedy of Centralism I Can't Absolve Myself of Guilt The Architects of Card Houses Democratic Platform Program of the CPSU, Statement of June 1, 1990 The Economy Is Soviet Socialism Reformable? The Soviet Economy on a Treadmill of Perestroika: Gorbachev's First Five Years The New Soviet Plan Beyond Perestroyka: The Soviet Economy in Crisis Nationalism and the Future of the Federal System State, Civil Society and Ethnic Cultural Consolidation in the USSR: Roots of the National Question Gorbachev's Nationalities Problem Dilemmas of Russian Nationalism Soviet Jewry in the Age of Perestroika The Russian Question: In Search of an Answer (a Roundtable) Declarations of the State Sovereignty of the Russian and Ukrainian Republics Foreign Policy and National Security The Revolution in Soviet Foreign Policy East West: The Problem of Deideologizing Relations The Search for New East West Relations New Thinking About World Communism Gorbachev and German Unification: Revision of Thinking, Realignment of Power The USSR and the Third World in the 1980's Soviet National Security Under Gorbachev State, Society, and the Military Under Gorbachev The Future of the System Thinking About the Soviet Future To the Stalin Mausoleum Managing U.S. Soviet Relations in the 1990s From Points to Pathways of Mutual Advantage: Next Steps in Soviet American Relations Speech to the Congress of People's Deputies, December 20, 1990 Speech to the Congress of People's Deputies, December 22, 1990 Conclusion
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