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Changing Strategic Landscape

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  • © 1989

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Editors:
  1. François Heisbourg
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Table of contents (25 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-ix
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  2. The Strategic Environment: Present and Future — a View from London

    • George The Rt Hon. Younger
    Pages 1-7

  3. IISS — The First Thirty Years: A General Overview

    • Michael Howard
    Pages 8-17

  4. Is Soviet Military Strategy Changing?

    • Paul Dibb
    Pages 18-30

  5. The Soviet High Command Looks at Gorbachev

    • Dale R. Herspring
    Pages 31-45

  6. The United States: Decline or Renewal?

    • Samuel P. Huntington
    Pages 46-63

  7. The United States: Strengths and Weaknesses

    • Dominique Moisï
    Pages 64-73

  8. The Use of Military Force: Constant Factors and New Trends

    • Robert O’Neill
    Pages 74-88

  9. The European Pillar: The American View

    • Helmut Sonnenfeldt
    Pages 89-103

  10. Western Europe’s Strategic Role: Towards a European Pillar?

    • Christoph Bertram
    Pages 104-113

  11. The Evolution and Future of Extended Nuclear Deterrence

    • Lawrence Freedman
    Pages 114-127

  12. The Logic of Strategy and the Upkeep of Extended Deterrence

    • Edward N. Luttwak
    Pages 128-144

  13. The East-West Military Balance: Assessing Change

    • Simon Lunn
    Pages 145-167

  14. An Unfavourable Situation: NATO and the Conventional Balance

    • James A. Thomson
    Pages 168-198

  15. Arms Control: Problems of Success

    • Adam Roberts
    Pages 199-211

  16. From Arms Control to Arms Reductions: Achievements and Perspectives

    • Gerard C. Smith
    Pages 212-220

  17. Directions of Change in the World Strategic Order

    • Karl Kaiser
    Pages 221-238

  18. Directions of Change in the World Strategic Order: Comment on Address by Professor Kaiser

    • Yehoshafat Harkabi
    Pages 239-243

  19. The Super-powers, Regional Conflicts and World Order

    • Shahram Chubin
    Pages 244-263

  20. Regional Conflicts: Trends in a Period of Transition

    • José Thiago Cintra
    Pages 264-278
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These papers were presented at the 30th annual conference of the International Institute for Strategic Studies which was organized to take stock of the world's changing strategic landscape and to analyze current trends and their implications. A summing-up of the topics covered is included.

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