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Publication Date: January 1983
Publisher: Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.)
Author(s): W. Bruce Weinrod
Research Area: International relations
Keywords: Russia and Eurasia
Type: Report
Abstract:
A well-thought out and executed U.S. policy at CDE could achieve the following: (1) agreement to a small number of CSBMs that could marginally enhance Western security; (2) the preservation of alliance unity on security issues; (3) the maintenance of continued pressure on the Soviets on the human rights issue; (4) the encouragement of even modest political independence by the East Europeans; and (5) the blunting of Soviet propaganda initiatives and efforts at declaratory CSBMs with clear presentations of the Soviet military buildup and its impact upon the East-West balance along with the offering of imaginative counter-propaganda where appropriate.