Russian Roulette: The Dangers of a Collapsing Empire

The recent collapse of communist totalitarianism is called the greatest affirmation of conservative principles since the miscarriage of the French Revolution. However, the use of surrogates to destabilize the Third World and other vestiges of the Soviet empire still pose security threats to the West...

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Published in:Policy review (Washington, D.C.) D.C.), 1991-01, Vol.57 (57), p.2-2
Main Author: Fairbanks, Charles H
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Developing countries
Indexing in process
International relations
LDCs
National security
SECURITY
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS
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Summary:The recent collapse of communist totalitarianism is called the greatest affirmation of conservative principles since the miscarriage of the French Revolution. However, the use of surrogates to destabilize the Third World and other vestiges of the Soviet empire still pose security threats to the West.
ISSN:0146-5945
2169-6802