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008			751009s1960 nyu b 00010 eng
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020			_a0837185114 (ed. 1975)
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050	1		_aDK266 _b.D23 1960
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100	1	0	_aDallin, Alexander. _ecomp. _2Local _983739
245	1	0	_aSoviet conduct in world affairs _ba selection of readings _ccompiled by Alexander Dallin.
260	0		_aNew York. _bColumbia University Press _c1960.
300			_ax, 318 p. _c23 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
505	0		_aBell, D. Ten theories in search of reality.--Ideology and power politics; a symposium: Hunt, R. N. C. The importance of doctrine. Sharp, S. L. National interest. Lowenthal, R. The logic of one-party rule.--Moore, B. The relations of ideology and foreign policy.--Leites, N. The Politburo and the West.--Historicus (Morgan, G. A.) Stalin on revolution--Karpovich, M. M. Russian imperialism or Communist aggression?--Mosely, P. E. Some Soviet techniques of negotiation.--Tucker, R. C. The psychology of Soviet foreign policy.--X (Kennan, G. F.) The sources of Soviet conduct.--Wolfe, B. D. The durability of Soviet despotism.--Inkeles, A. The challenge of a stable Russia.--Roberts, H. L. Soviet-American relations.--Shulman, M. D. Changing appreciation of the Soviet problem.
651		0	_aSoviet Union. _xForeign relations _y1917- _2Local _9172862
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