Radchenko explores the Asian dimension of Soviet foreign policy during the last decade of the Cold War. He discusses the origins of Soviet rapprochement with China and the reasons for stalemate with Japan, accounts for the failure of the Soviet effort to bring China and India in…
In this broad-ranging and deeply researched second book, Sergey Radchenko gracefully narrates and analyzes the end of the Cold War in Asia. Radchenko sheds new light on the actions of Gorbachev, Deng Xiaoping, Margaret Thatcher, Boris Yeltsin, and George H.W. Bush, among others.
Radchenko explores the Asian dimension of Soviet foreign policy during the last decade of the Cold War. He discusses the origins of Soviet rapprochement with China and the reasons for stalemate with Japan, accounts for the failure of the Soviet effort to bring China and India in…
Radchenko explores the Asian dimension of Soviet foreign policy during the last decade of the Cold War. He discusses the origins of Soviet rapprochement with China and the reasons for stalemate with Japan, accounts for the failure of the Soviet effort to bring China and India in…
