In this thought-provoking new study of the cooperation between
the people of the United States and the Soviet Union, the
contributors analyze joint ventures in academic and cultural
exchange; trade, conservation and environmental controls; space;
medicine and public health; security and communications; and
cooperative diplomacy in Antarctica. U.S.-Soviet Cooperation: A New
Future demonstrates that joint enterprises have heightened the
dependability of both sides to maintain the peaceful status quo and
makes a firm case for the strengthening and expanding of such
ventures. Students of political science, the informed public, as
well as government officials will find this book a source of
stimulating ideas that challenge the generally accepted views
concerning U.S.-Soviet relations.
By emphasizing the positive benefits of joint ventures between
the two countries--agreements in crisis communication, trade,
science, agriculture, environmental protection, space, and
medicine--the contributors are reversing the tendency of students
of International Relations to focus on disagreement, controversy,
and war. This book points out significant public policy
implications in this spirit of cooperation, including promising
material for a new future in superpower relations.
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