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Marshall D. Shulman • 17 Items / 3 Books, 10 Articles, 4 Reviews
East/West Tensions in the Third World (1986)
by Marshall D. Shulman
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  1. Brief Reviews
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    World Politics (4 Reviews)
    Adam Garfinkle
    Closed Borders, by Alan Dowty
    1. Closed Borders by Alan Dowty
    2. Fictions of Nuclear Disaster by David Dowling
    3. Modern Diasporas in International Politics by Gabriel Sheffer
    4. East/West Tensions in the Third World by Marshall D. Shulman
    Orbis, Summer 1987, pp. 245-246
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    Recent Books on International Relations (16 Reviews)
    John C. Campbell
    The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
    1. Game Plan by Zbigniew K. Brzezinski
    2. The Soviet Paradox by Seweryn Bialer
    3. Gorbachev: The Path to Power by Christian Schmidt-Hauer
    4. Gorbachev by Zhores A. Medvedev
    5. Red Army and Society by Ellen Jones
    6. The Cautious Bear by Efraim Karsh
    7. Soviet Power and the Third World by Rajan Menon
    8. East/West Tensions in the Third World by Marshall D. Shulman
    9. The Secret Offensive by Chapman Pincher
    10. Shcharansky: Hero of Our Time by Martin Gilbert
    11. Coercion and Control in Communist Society by Maria Hirszowicz
    12. Public Opinion and Political Change in Poland, 1980-1982 by David S. Mason
    13. The Liberation of One by Romuald Spasowski
    14. East Germany and Detente by A. James McAdams
    15. Political Organizations in Socialist Yugoslavia by Jim Seroka and Rados Smiljkovic
    16. The Bulgarian Communist Party from Blagoev to Zhivkov by John D. Bell
    Foreign Affairs, Fall 1986, pp. 194-198