In a survey of Soviet attitudes toward the large group of Third
World countries outside the primary alliances, generally referred
to as the non-aligned states, the book assesses the policy
implications of Soviet views on neutrality, non-alignment, the
Non-Aligned Movement, neutralization, and alignment in the Third
World. A primary intention is to consider how far Soviet leaders
have accepted the independent foreign policy aspirations of
non-aligned states and to explain the purposes behind Soviet
encouragement for the status or strategy of non-alignment in the
1970s and 1980s. The study questions whether Soviet leaders are
able or willing to accept non-alignment or neutrality as an
intermediate status between the Eastern and Western blocs in
international affairs. The Soviet view of the collective agenda of
the non-aligned states on international security issues is
analyzed, and the topical question of how the USSR understands
military alignment and the primary North/South military
relationship is examined.
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