Mutual security a new approach to Soviet-American relations ; a joint study by the Center for Foreign Policy Development at Brown University and the Institute for the USA and Canada of the Soviet Academy of Sciences

Published simultaneously in the West and the USSR, this study focuses on East-West relations, and the problem of security. The result of a project involving both American and Soviet specialists, this book considers the alternatives and covers policy issues on Europe, Korea and arms reduction. Front Matter....Pages i-xxvii Front Matter....Pages 1-2 Joint Introduction to Mutual Security....Pages 3-9 Interdependence: A Perspective on Mutual Security....Pages 10-18 U.S.-Soviet Relations: Evolution and Prospects....Pages 19-41 Domestic Preconditions for the Transition to Mutual Security: A Soviet Perspective....Pages 42-58 A Theory of Mutual Security....Pages 59-111 Front Matter....Pages 113-114 Joint Statement....Pages 115-117 A Soviet-American Dialogue on Eastern Europe....Pages 118-126 Eastern Europe and International Stability....Pages 127-136 Implications for Western Policy....Pages 137-151 The Common European Home and Mutual Security....Pages 152-160 The German Question: A Mutual Security Approach....Pages 161-165 The German Question and its International Dimensions....Pages 166-170 Front Matter....Pages 171-172 Toward Mutual Threat Reduction in the Persian Gulf....Pages 173-191 Front Matter....Pages 193-194 Joint Statement....Pages 195-199 International Security in the Asia-Pacific Region: Confrontation or Balance of Interests?....Pages 200-211 Creating a More Stable Security Structure in the Asia-Pacific Region....Pages 212-221 The Korean Problem and Possible Forms of Soviet-American Interaction....Pages 222-232 The United States, the Soviet Union and Korea: Beyond Confrontation....Pages 233-245 Front Matter....Pages 247-248 Fundamental Deterrence and Mutual Security Beyond START....Pages 249-268 Mutual Security and Arms Reductions in Europe....Pages 269-287 Front Matter....Pages 247-248 The Problems of Developing Stable Non-Offensive Structures for General-Purpose Forces and Conventional Arms In Europe....Pages 288-316 Translating the Lessons and Methods of Nuclear Arms Control to the Conventional Arena....Pages 317-333 Front Matter....Pages 335-336 The End of the Consensus That Never Was: The Future of Soviet-American Relations as Viewed by the Soviet Public....Pages 337-355 Mutual Security and U.S. Public Opinion....Pages 356-370 Conclusion: Mutual Security and the Future....Pages 371-379 Back Matter....Pages 381-403