Old Myths and New Realities in United States-Soviet Relations

DONALD R. KELLEY is Senior Research Fellow at the Fulbright Institute, University of Arkansas, Professor of Political Science, and Director of the Russian and Soviet Studies Program. He is editor of the Modern Encyclopedia of Russia and the Soviet Union.HOYT PURVIS is Director of the Fulbright Institute at the University of Arkansas and teaches journalism and political science. He is the author of or editor of several books including The Presidency and the Press and Legislating Foreign Policy.

• Foreword by J. William Fulbright Preface U.S.-Soviet Relations and the Realities of Kremlin Politics by Donald R. Kelley and Hoyt Purvis Perestroika and Soviet Relations with the West by Jerry F. Hough The Changing Relationship: An American View by William G. Miller New Myths in Soviet-American Relations by Vladimir O. Pechatnov The Cold War in Transition by Joseph L. Nogee The Continuing Dilemmas of Soviet Reform by Timothy J. Colton U.S.-Soviet Relations: Problems and Promise by Karl W. Ryavec Soviet Foreign Policy: A New Era? by Richard F. Staar New Soviet Thinking on Conflict and Cooperation in the Third World by Robert K. German Europe and the Superpowers: A Conservative View by Enno von Loewenstern Gorbachev's Soviet Union by Martin Walker Dr. Zhivago and Mr. Gorbachev by Harold D. Piper Bibliography Index