The power struggles now underway in the fifteen successor
republics raise the specter of chaos in Eastern Europe and Southern
Asia. Can these new nations manage their deepening economic crisis?
What political form will the new republics take, and can the
changes be accomplished peacefully. What dangers and problems does
the Soviet Union's passage present to the outside world?
This collection od original essays, sponsored by the Harriman
Institute at Columbia University and the American Assembly, is the
first comprehensive assessment of the challenges facing the Soviet
Union's successor republics. In five concise chapters, leading
American scholars of Soviet affairs examine the economics,
politics, and foreign policy of the new nations. The future role of
the Soviet military machine really another nation among the nations
is also discussed. The authors' conclusions lend ground for a
tempered optimism about the future of the former USSR."
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