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Soviet security
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ValentaJiri and PotterWilliam (eds.), Soviet Decision-making for National Security, London: George Allen & Unwins1984, xiv + 319 pp. £27.50 and £12.50 pbk.
AlfordJonathan (ed.), The Soviet Union: Security Policies and Constraints, London and Aldershot: Gower/International Institute for Strategic Studies?1985xii+180 pp. £16.50.
MortonEdwina and SegalGerald (eds.), Soviet Strategy toward Western Europe, London: George Allen & Unwin, 1984296 pp.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 October 2009
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Most early attempts to assess Soviet behaviour in the defence and foreign policy fields perforce used historical methods, perhaps better known to political scientists under the title of the 'rational actor model', or assumed implicitly or explicitly a 'balance of power' framework, or imposed a 'world domination' totalitarian scenario for Soviet decision-making and setting of national goals.
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