Soviet Military Power In A Changing World

Susan L. Clark is a member of the research staff at the Institute for Defense Analyses in Alexandria, VA. Her research concentrates primarily on Soviet foreign and security policy. She is the editor of Gorbachev’s Agenda: Changes in Soviet Domestic and Foreign Policy and co-editor of The USSR and the Western Alliance.

• Tables -- Acknowledgments -- About the Editor and Contributors -- Introduction: The Changing Soviet Security Environment /Susan L. Clark -- 1 The Post-Soviet Military and the Future of Europe /Christopher Jones -- 2 Soviet Forces and Security Issues /Christoph Bluth -- 3 Soviet Nuclear Forces and the New European Security Environment /Susan L. Clark -- 4 The Crisis in Soviet Military Reform /Elaine M. H oloboff -- 5 Soviet Military Acquisition: From a Sellers' Market to a Buyers'? /Peter Almquist -- 6 Defense Conversion: Last Trump or Last Rights? /Lauren Van Metre -- 7 The High Command and the Future of the Soviet Military Personnel System /Dale R. Herspring -- 8 Ethnic Tensions and the Soviet Military /Susan L. Clark -- 9 Winter Storm in the Baltic: The Soviet Armed Forces and Domestic Security /Stephen Blank -- 10 Conclusion: Rethinking the Role of Soviet Military Power /Robbin F. Laird -- Appendix: Sovereignty and Republic Armed Forces /Susan L. Clark – Index.