A history of lost opportunities; The cold war.(For the Soul of Mankind: The United States, the Soviet Union and the Cold War)(Book review)
The Economist (US) ; September 15, 2007; 700+ words ...different if the leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union had not, so often, found...political interactions with the Soviet Union during the thermonuclear...that neither America nor the Soviet Union intended to start a cold...

China, the United States, and the Soviet Union: Tripolarity and Policymaking in the Cold War.
American Political Science Review ; September 1, 1994; Dreyer, June Teufel; 700+ words ...China, the Soviet Union , and the United States . By contrast...when the Soviet Union was perceived...hands with the United States --and it...relations with the Soviet Union in April 1979...problems and the United States was not only...

For the soul of mankind; the United States, the Soviet Union, and the Cold War.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
Reference & Research Book News ; November 1, 2007; 332 words 9780809097173 For the soul of mankind; the United States , the Soviet Union , and the Cold War. Leffler, Melvyn P. Hill and Wang 586 586 pages $35.00 Hardcover E183 Why did the Cold War last for so...

The Cold War: The United States and the Soviet Union, 1917-1991.
Contemporary Review ; October 1, 1998; Hopkins, Michael F.; 700+ words ...levers of pressure against the Soviet Union , while he speculates that...its concentration upon the United States . He defines the cold war...global influence between the United States and the Soviet Union '. For him that struggle...

Natural Enemies: The United States and the Soviet Union in the Cold War 1917-1991.(Review)
Canadian Journal of History ; August 1, 2001; Dueck, Colin; 700+ words ...Natural Enemies: The United States and the Soviet Union in the Cold War...implacable, and that the United States had responded reluctantly...that it was the United States which had acted...from the former Soviet Union have tended to discredit...

We Now Know: Rethinking Cold War History / the Cold War: The United States and the Soviet Union, 1917-1991
Chief Executive (U.S.) ; September 1, 1998; Lynch, Michael W.; 700+ words ...30.00, 425 pp. The Cold War: The United States and the Soviet Union , 1917-1991. By Ronald E. Powaski...John Lewis Gaddis, and The Cold War: The United States and the Soviet Union , 1917-1991, by Ronald E. Powaski...

Lost to the world. (the new but unstable relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States) (editorial)
The Economist (US) ; September 30, 1989; 700+ words ...cooing between the United States and the Soviet Union may mean a world...economic failure: the Soviet Union is broke. It cannot...Washington. The United States , too, is motivated...compared with the Soviet Union 's. If it wanted...

Arms control: hello sailors. (United States/Soviet Union summit expected to discuss naval arms reductions) (Europe)
The Economist (US) ; November 25, 1989; 700+ words ...Europe (CFE) going last spring, the Soviet Union and its allies agreed to exclude naval...enemy submarines are hard to find. The Soviet Union has many more submarines than Hitler...American arsenal. No matter how deep the Soviet Union 's cuts and how far it withdraws its...

One week's peace-mongering. (the warming relations between the Soviet Union and the United States)
The Economist (US) ; September 30, 1989; 700+ words ...York. He proposed that the United States and the Soviet Union make a start without waiting...Americans reciprocated, the Soviet Union would stop production of...for "star wars", and the Soviet Union 's fear of it, had appeared...

FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1969-1976, VOLUME XVI, SOVIET UNION AUGUST 1974-DECEMBER 1976.
States News Service ; May 16, 2012; 301 words ...series entitled Foreign Relations of the United States , 1969-1976, Volume XVI, Soviet Union August 1974-December 1976. This...five covering relations between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Nixon-Ford administrations...

Long on might, short on money. (United States and the Soviet Union) (column)
The New Leader ; September 17, 1990; Schorr, Daniel; 645 words ...said that with the Soviet Union in turmoil, forced...into question as the United States wrestled with exercising...social system. The Soviet Union , launching itself...moment of truth. The United States may be approaching...

Space: glasmarstroika. (Soviet Union and United States joint venture in space)
The Economist (US) ; May 28, 1988; 700+ words ...to earth. The plan has obvious merits. The Soviet Union 's unmanned space missions, unlike its manned...of joint venture since April 1987, when the United States and the Soviet Union renewed a space co-operation agreement that...

United States Relations with Russia and the Soviet Union: A Historical Dictionary
Canadian Slavonic Papers ; March 1, 1999; Granville, Johanna; 700+ words ...Shavit. United States Relations...Russia and the Soviet Union : A Historical...helped the Soviet Union between 1917...when the United States had still...a list of United States chiefs of...Russia and the Soviet Union , a list...

The fine print and the four powers. (Soviet Union, United States, France, Great Britain) (Europe)
The Economist (US) ; November 18, 1989; 559 words ...been signed between the wartime allies--the Soviet Union , the United States , France and Britain--and defeated Germany...have been handed to Poland, other bits to the Soviet Union . West Germany has agreed that the borders around...

While the going is good. (emigration from Soviet Union to United States) (Europe)
The Economist (US) ; March 10, 1990; 700+ words ...emigrate from the Soviet Union to the United States , plucked at random...Azerbaijan. The Soviet Union is suffering from...are at work. The Soviet Union produces more highly...each year than the United States does. Many of them...

Wish them luck: the five big arms exporters need to restrain their trade. (United States, France, Great Britain, the Soviet Union and China to meet to discuss international arms sales) (editorial)
The Economist (US) ; July 6, 1991; 700+ words ...them well. The five--America, the Soviet Union , Britain, France and China--are...defences could do.) Encouragingly, the Soviet Union and China, bespoke armourers to some...Here the Paris talks could help. The Soviet Union is observing most of the western-made...

Economic Competition and Cooperation between the Soviet Union and the United States in Less-Developed Countries
Business Economics ; January 1, 1990; Carvounis, Chris C. Carvounis, Brinda Z.; 700+ words ...thought of the Soviet Union as irrelevant...their sale in the United States . As Mikhail...a revitalized Soviet Union eventually may...indicates that the Soviet Union will become a...third that of the United States .(2) In fact...

Strangled by red tape. (trade between the Soviet Union and the United States)
The Economist (US) ; February 24, 1990; 700+ words ...do business in the Soviet Union have produced much...from Britain to the Soviet Union . The deal was passed...Council, says the United States is the only big western...energy projects in the Soviet Union , and the Byrd amendment...

Class Societies: The Soviet Union and the United States. Two Interviews with Paul Sweezy
Monthly Review ; December 1, 1991; Okonogi, Kiyoshi Weissman, Robert; 700+ words ...to me to be methodologically incorrect. It is true that the Soviet Union and some of the other postrevolutionary societies did attempt...occurred at the same time that the Reagan administration in the United States was stepping up the