The Soviet Factor in the US-China Military-Technical Cooperation during the Cold War by Yinan Li

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A Transregional Approach in US Policy in the Asia Pacific Region in the Early 1980s by Vladimir Kulikov

“…The following article attempts, from the viewpoint of Russian interests, to confirm the thesis of the continuity of long-term approaches of the military-political establishment of the United States to security problems in the Asia – Pacific region, formulated or confirmed in early 1980’s by Ronald Reagan administration, based on the analysis of one of the most significant American collective monographs of that period. …”
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Grenada and U.S. Foreign Policy toward the Caribbean Region in the 21st Century: A Retrospective Appraisal of the 1983 Invasion by Victor Eno, Keith Simmonds

“…Many analysts considered the Reagan Administration’s official reason for the invasion as merely a smokescreen for expansion of U.S. …”
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Containing Protest, Managing Alliance: The United States and Western Europe’s Anti-Nuclear Movements, 1979–1984 by M. V. Bakshaev

“…The research draws upon a comprehensive range of primary sources, including archival records from the Carter and Reagan administrations, materials from the U.S. Department of State and the Central Intelligence Agency (including digitally accessible collections), previously unpublished documents from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union held at the Russian State Archive of Contemporary History, as well as contemporary press materials and memoir literature.Based on a detailed examination of archival and supplementary sources, the study highlights three primary findings. …”
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