International Affairs:
A Russian Journal

 

Vol. 44, No. 4/August 1998

World Issues

• Russia: Reforms and the Foreign Policy  by Ye. Primakov

• After the Nuclear Tests in South Asia  by A. Baklanov

• Russia and Japan Meet at Kawana  by V. Saplin

• START–2: Benefits Outweigh Costs  by V. Vasilenko

• Russia – U.S.: Politics of Selective Resistance   by A. Bogaturov

• European Union: Privileged Relations with Russia  by Jóse Delgado

• The West Steps up Activity in the Transcaucasus  by S. Cherniavskii

• Cuba: We Return to Russia  by R. Gonzales

 

Commentary and Essays

• Diplomacy as an Instrument of Good Governance  by V. Petrovskii

• Cooperation in Outer Space  by A. Yakovenko

• Tenghiz Oil in the 21st Century  by V. Aleksandrov

• “Peace for Land” in the Middle East  by Adib al-Sayed

• Japanese Landscape with a Russian View  by Zh. Medvedev

• APEC: Russia and the Asia Pacific  by Lockwood Smith

• Russian–Taiwanese Contacts  by V. Trifonov

• Training of Diplomats for the 3rd Millennium  by Yu. Kashlev

 

Russians outside Russia

• Human Rights Violation in the Center of Europe  by T. Ramishvili

• Russian Expatriates in the CIS  by O. Brykin and V. Timofeyev

 

Viewpoint

• Russia’s Way: National Identity and Foreign Policy   by S. Kortunov

 

History and Memoirs

• The First Soviet H-Bomb: A Recollection  by A. Ilyin

• Madrid: Autumn of 1990  by Yu. Dubinin

• Are Kings Really Omnipotent?  by B. Kolokolov