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IMAGES OF THE UNITED STATES AS NUCLEAR ADVERSARY PRESENTED IN OFFICIAL SOVIET COMMENTARY PROVIDE USEFUL CLUES IN THE ANALYSES OF SOVIET STATEGIC POLICY. DISCUSSION INCLUDES SHARP DIVERGENCE IN VIEWS DURING THE 1970'S, INDICATING A MODERATE-CONSERVATIVE STRUGGLE ON DEFENSE POLICY & SALT.

THIS ANALYSIS REVIEWS THE GENERAL RECORD OF SOVIET STRATEGIC POLICY SINCE 1945 AND EXAMINES CURRENT PROBLEMS IN UNDERSTANDING SOVIET BEHAVIOR IN THE NUCLEAR COMPETION. ARGUING THAT MOSCOW HAS NOT CONSISTENTLY SOUGHT TO ACHIEVE NUCLEAR SUPERIORITY, THE AUTHOR CONCLUDES THAT SALT IS STILL THE BEST INDICATOR OF SOVIET POLICY INTENTIONS.

This report analyzes the controversy by providing a historical overview of the separation of banking and commerce.

This report addresses these issues and provides context for the controversy over expansion of ILCs by line of business and branching across state lines.

Discusses the European Court of Human Rights' monitoring of Russia's compliance with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) since ratification in May 1998; focus on criminal law and justice, penal reform, abolition of the death penalty, security service reform, democratic governance, and the war in Chechnya.

Examines the extremist paramilitary movement, known by the Russian acronym RNE. Included in a collection of articles under the overall title "Formal institutions, informal practices". Profiles party leader Aleksander Barkashov. similarities to traditional fascist, particularly Nazi ideology and symbolism, and relations with local, regional, and national governments.