Post-communist States in the World Community

General Editor's Introduction - Preface - List of Contributors - Introduction - Post-Communist States in the World Community: Legacies, Challenges and Prescriptions; W.E.Ferry - PART 1: RUSSIAN FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY - Post-Soviet Russian Foreign Policy: Domestic Debates, the 'Near Abroad' and the West; C.R.Saivetz - The Impact of Nationalism on Russian Foreign Policy; A.V.Kozhemiakin & R.E.Kanet - Russia and Stability in Europe and Asia: An Institutional Model of Change; P.Boltuc - PART 2: RUSSIAN POLICY IN EUROPE - Russia and European Security: Old Wine in New Bottles?; L.Jonson - Russian Security Policy and Northern Europe; J.Berryman - PART 3: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE - Re-emergence of the Left: What Does it Mean for Foreign Policy in East-Central Europe?; M.Skak - The Role of the Western Soviet Successor States in the Russian-East European Relationship; M.M.Balmaceda - Threats to the Security of East-Central Europe: the Polish Case; L.Pastusiak - Relationships between Ethnic and Security Issues in the Baltic States; R.Vetik - Problems and Prospects of Central and East European Accession to GATT/WTO; S.Schultz - American-Romanian Relations since the Restoration of MFN Status, 1989-1995; P.Quinlan PART 4: RUSSIA'S POLICY IN EAST ASIA - The Russian Federation and a New Security Order in the Asia-Pacific Region; H.Chun - Changes in Russia's Foreign Policy towards Japan; H.Kimura - CONCLUSION - Towards the Future: The Emergence of a New Security Order in East-Central Europe and Eurasia?; R.E.Kanet - Index