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This book examines the political and economic premises behind American and West German approaches toward East-West commerce and analyzes the degree to which views differ. It presents wide-ranging and conflicting views on issues that are of vital significance for Western security.
Angela E. Stent is associate professor of government and director of the Russian Area Studies Program at Georgetown University. Her publications include Technology Transfer to the Soviet Union: A Challenge for the Cohesiveness q{ the Western Alliance (1983), Soviet Energy and Western Europe ( 1982), and From Embargo to Ostpolitik: The Political Economy of West German-Soviet Relations, 1955-1980 (1981).
Foreword -- Preface: Transatlantic Divide? -- The Political Dimension -- US-Soviet Relations: Detente or Cold War? -- Soviet-West German Relations Under Helmut Kohl: Continuity or Change? -- The Economic Dimension -- Soviet-West German Economic Relations: The Soviet Perspective -- Soviet-West German Economic Relations: The West German Perspective -- Basic Issues in US-Soviet Economic Relations -- The Security Dimension -- United States Policy on Strategic Trade with the Soviet Bloc -- East-West Trade: A Commerce Department Perspective -- Toward a New German-American Consensus -- The Fragile US-West German Consensus -- The Future of Inter-German Political and Economic Relations -- Afterword
