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This bibliography was prepared for the Department of Political

Science to assist participants in the 28th Air Force AcademyAssembly to be held at the United States Air Force Academy on 4 -

8 March 1986. It represents a highly selected portion of the

U.S. Air Force Academy Library's holdings on the topic indicated.

This bibliography was compiled by Susan J. Failing of the

Reference Branch of the Academy Library. The manuscript was

prepared for the printer by Leslie D. Whaley.

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES ..................... 14GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ................. 20REPORT LITERATURE ....................... 23

II. LATIN AMERICA'

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES ..................... 44GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ................. 45

IV. MIDDLE EAST/SOUTHWEST ASIA

OOKS ................................. 46PERIODICAL ARTICLES ..................... 53GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ................. 55REPORT LITERATURE ....................... 56

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Adjustment crisis in the Third World. Edited by Richari E.Feinberg and ValeranaKalTab. New Brunswick, NJ-Transaction Books, 1984. (HC 59.7 .A733 1984)

Al-Mashat, Abdul-Monem M. National securiy in the.Third World.Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 5. (UA 1.5 .A4 1985)

Allman, T.D. Unmanifest etn:mye njluiniAmerican foreign picy --frau the Monroe doctrine toReavan's war in El Salvador. Garden City, NY: Dial7 Press,

Anell, Lars and Birgitta Nygren. The developn cuties andthe world economic order. New ork St. Matns Press,1980. (HF 1411 .A49 1980)

Anti-Americanism in the Third World: Imli in for U.S.foreign policy. Edited by Alvin 1. RuG senan oadE

un h. ew ork: Praeger, 1985. (On order)

Arms limitations and the United Nations. Edited by R. B. Byersand Stanley G.M. Ing. Toronto: Canadian Institute ofStrategic Studies, 1982. (JX 1974.7 .A75 1982)

Arms production in developing countries: an analysis of decisionmai Edited by James Everett Katz. Lexington. MA:-reiigton Books, 1984. (UF 500 .A76 1984)

Bagchi, Ainiya Kumar. The political economof underdevelovment.Cambridge: Cambridge university (rssM18 . bH 9.7 B1241982)

Balassa, Bela A. The newly industrializing countries in theworld ecnm. ew York: Pergainon Press, 1951. (F11

Ball, Nicole. The military in the development process: a guideto issues. Cl-aremont, CA: Regina Books, 1981. (JF 19b GC5

Ballance, Robert H. et al. The internatinal onom nindustrial deveTo-Pment: th mact o7ftrade a ndetmof the Third world. Totowa, NJ: Allanheld, OsmunPublishers, 1I2 (HC 59.7 .6297 1982)

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Barth, James R. and Joseph Pelzman. International debt:conflict and resolution. Fairfax, VA: Dept. ofEconomics,George Mason University, 1984. (HJ 8899 .B37 1984)

Bauer, Peter Tamas. Equality, the Third World, and economicdelusion. Cambridge, 1MA: Harvard University Press, 1981.T~r=. 0323)

Berger, Peter L. and Michael Novak. Speaking to the Third World:

essas on docracy and development. Washington, D.C.:eian Enterprise institute for Public Policy Research,

1985. (HC 59.7 .B388645 1985)

Caldwell, Dan. Soviet international behavior and U.S. policyoptions. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1985. (an order)

Castro, Fidel. The world economic and social crisis: its impacton the underdeveloped countries its somber prospects andthe-needto struggle if we are to survive: report tofteseventh 5uninit conference of Mon-Aligne Countries. Havana:Publishing Office of the Council of Sate; New York:Distribuido por Ediciones Vitral, 1983. (HF 1413 .C3 1983)

Thechalene o te new international economic order..EieduEdwn P Rebes. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, A81. (HF

1411 .C414)

Changigrirte on the international agenda: zhe new!nte?rntoa eonominc-ordJer. Edited by Karl77-.35-vant.New York: Pergamon Press, 1981. (HF 1411 .C4154 1981)

Clark, Robert P. Power and policy in the Third World. 2nd ed.Mew York: Wiley, 1982. (JF 60 .C553 1982)

Cline, Ray S. World !owe trend and U.S. foreign policZ for the1980's. Boulder, WO stview Press, 1980. (JX 1395 .C576

Coker, Christopher. The Soviet Union, eastern Europe, and thenew international economic order e w York Praeger, 1984.(HF 1532.15 .944 C65 1984)

Comeliau, Christian. Inedepee alond a;tens ofdevelomen. Par~iF--r on - or cnom c Co-operationaTUev-e opment, 1985. (HC 60 CG65 1985)

Goimunist nations' military asistance. Edited by John Z. Copperand Daniel S. Papp. Boulder, MO Westvlew Press, 1983.(UA 12 .C64 1983)

Conflict and intervention in the Third World. Edited by MohammedAgo b. New York: St. Martin's Press, '1980. (0 849 .C57

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Conflict in world society: a new perspective on internationalrelations. Edited by Michael Banks. New York: St.a-iitin'sPress, 1984. (JX 1954 .C578455 1984)

Currie, Lauchlin Bernard. The role of economic advisers indevelopingcountries. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1981.(HC 60 .G835)

A dance along the precipice: the political and economicdimensions of the international debt problem. Edited byWilliam N. Eskridge. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1985.(On order)

Deutsch, Karl Wolfgang et al. Comparative government: politicsof industrialized iinddeveloping nations. Boston: HoughtonMifflin, 1981. (JF 51 .D48)

Development financing: a framework for international financialco-operation. Boulder, CO: Westview Pess, 1982. (HC 60.0477 1982)

Disarmament and development: a global perspective. Edited byPradip K. Ghosh. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1984. (JX1974 .0512 1984)

Duncan, Walter Raymond. Soviet policy in developing countries.2nd ed. Huntington, NY: R. E. Krieger Publishing Co.,1981. (OK 274 .08 1981)

EEC and the Third World: a survey. 1 - . New York: Holmesand Meier, 1981 - . (HF 1413 .E43 1981a)

East-West relations and the future of eastern Europe: politicsand economics. Edited by Morris Bornstein et al . London:Allen and Unwin, 1981. (0 1058 .E3)

Economic stabilization in developing countries. Edited byWilliam R. Cline and Sidney Weintraub. Washington, D.C.:Brookings Institution, 1981. (HC 59.7 .E313)

Feinberg, Richard E. The intemperate zone: the Third Worldchallenge to U.S. foreign policy. New York: Norton, 1983.(E 840 .F44 1983)

The foreign policy priorities of Third World states. Edited byJohn J. StrVlau. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1982. (HF1413 .F67 1982)

Frank, Andre Gunter. Crisis in the Third World. New York:Holmes and Meier Publishers, 1981. (HC 59.7 .F685 1981)

Galbraith, John Kenneth. The voice of the poor: essays ineconomic and political persuasion. Cambridge, MA: HarvardUniversity Press, 1983. (HC 59.7 .G312 1983)

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The ga betee rih and poor; contending perspectvsothpolticl eonoy o deelpment. Edited by itcheonlth.

Seligson. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1I'34. (On order)

Gillis. Malcolm et al. Economics of development. 1st ed. NewYork: W. WNOrton, 1983. (HC 59.7 .E314 1983)

Girling, J. 1. S. America and the Third World: revolution andintervention. London: Routledge and K. Paul., 1980. (E

840 .64)

Griffith, William E. The superpowers and regional tensions: theUSSR. the United States, and Europe. Lexington, MA:Lexington Books, 1982. (U 849 G/72)

Gupte, Pr'anay. The crowded earth: poland the politics of2pR!lation. Ne ok .W otn 984. (NO 871 .G975

Hagen, Everett Einar. 'The economics of development. 3rd ed.Homewood, IL: R. 0. Lrwin, 1980. (HO 82 .h1b 1980)

Halderman, John W. The political role of the United Nations:advancing the world community. New York: Praeger, 1981.(JA 1977 .HZ29)

Handel, Michael 1. Weak states in the international sytmTotowa, NJ: F. Cass, 1981. (JX 13957N ,,,9 1981)

Hansen, Roger 0. U.S. foreig olicy and the Third World:agenda 1982. Ne ok raeger, 1982. (HF 15 H7751982)

Harrison, Paul. Inside the Third World: the anatomy of poveity.2nd ed. Harmondsworth, England: Penguin Books, 1981. (HC59.7 .H354 1981)

Herman, Edward S. Demonstration elections: U.S. stagedelections in the Domninican Republic, Vietna and ElSalv-ado.-Boston: South End Press, 1984. (JF bU .H47

Hermassi, Elbaki. The Third World reassessed. Berkeley:University of California Press, 1980. (C 59.7 .H4295)

Hoffman, Stanley. Du'te beyon borders: on the limits andpossibilities of eti ca International politics. Syracuse,MY: Syracuse University Press, 1981. (JX 1255 .H56)

Holsti, Kalevi Jaako. Why nations realign: foreign policyrestructuring in the postwar world Lonon : Allen andUnwin, 1932. (U 843 KH654 1992)

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Hoogvelt, Ankle M. M. The Third World in global development.London: Macmillan, 1982. (HC 59.7 .H66 1982)

Horowitz, Irving Louis. Beon empir aynd revolution:militarization and consoidation n the Third World. NewYork: Oxford University Press, 1982. (HC 59.7 RH67)

Hosmer, Stephen T. Soviet policy and practice toward Third Worldconflicts. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1983. (OK 274.A67 M)

Hough, Jerry F. The struggle for the Third World: Sovietdebates and American options. Washington, D.C.: BrookingsIns ttut'on , 198a!). (On order)

Hough, Richard Lee. Economic assistance and seuityrethinkn US oiy. FrLeey R. Miir, Washington,NainlDefense University Press, 1982. (Gov Docs D

5. 402 :Ec7)

Independent Commnission on International Development Issues.North-Sout, a Ergamme for survival:, report of theIndeendent Ciissi on on Internatioa Deelopment Issues.Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1980. (HF 1411 .1368 1980)

Jackson, Richard L. The non-aligned, the UN, and thesuprpwes.Ne ork: Praeger, 1983. (JX 1395 .J314

Kamoff-Nicolsky, G. Soviet and East European arms deliveries tolesser developed countries 1955-1980: an interpretation oftrends. Ottawa, Canada: Dept. of National Defence, 1980.(HD 9743 .A2 K35)

Katz, Mark N. The Third World in Soviet military thought.Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 198. (UA770 .K345 1982)

Kitching, G. N. Development and underdevelopent i historicalperspective: popurism, nationalism an nu trilzation.Newv York: Methuen, 1982. (HO 8Z .K53 1982)

Klare, Michael T. and Cynthia Arnson. slyinirepression:U..s tfor authoritarian regme aroad Washington,

1981) t fo Policy studies, 1981. (HC 60 .K53

Krauss, Melvyn B. Develoment wihu aid grfowth poeti , andgoermet.NewYork: New Press 1983. (F14f1rK

Kumar, Satish. CIA and the Third World: a study incr~dl~c Ne eh: kS, I9I.y (UKV 468 .16KB5

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Kurian, George Thomas. Encyclopedia of the Third World. Rev.ed. New York: Facts on File, 1982. (REF HC 59.7 .K871982)

Kwitny, Jonathan. Endless enemies: the making of an unfriendlyworld. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1984. (E 840 .K941984)

Labrie, Roger P. et al. U.S. arms sales policy: background andissues. WasliTnton, O.C.: American Enterprise Institutefor--Public Policy Research, 1982. (UA 12 .L3 1982)

Lefever, Ernest W. Nuclear arms in the Third World: U.S. policydilemma. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution, 1979.TF73 .L369)

The lessons of recent wars in the Third World: approaches andcase studies, Volume 1. Edited by Robert E. Harkavy andStephanie G. Neuman. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1985.(On order)

Lin, Ching-yuan. Developing countries in a turbulent world:patterns of adjustment since the oil crisis. New York:Praeger, 1981. (HF 1413 .L55)

Lindenberg, Marc and Benjamin Crosby. Managing development: thepolitical dimension. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Books,1981. (JF 60 6)

Loup, Jacques. Can the Third World survive? Baltimore: JohnsHopkins University Press, 1983. (HC 59.7 .L6713 1983)

Macesich, George. The international monetary economy and theThird World. New York: Praeger, 1981. (HG 3881 .M233)

Macfarlane, S. Neil. Intervention and regional security.London: International Institute for Strategic Studies,1985. (U 162 .A23 no.196)

Superpower rivalry and Third World radicalism: the-ffea o5 national liberatin. Baltimore, MD: Johns HopkinsUniversity Press, 1985. (On order)

McKinlay, Robert D. and A. Mughan. Aid and arms to the ThirdWorld: an analysis of the distribution and "mpact of U.S.official transfers. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1984.(HC 60 .M3623 1984)

McMahan, Jeff. Reagan and the world: imperial policy in the newcold war. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1985. (Onorder)

McNeill, Desmond. The contradictions of foreign aid. London:Croom Helm, 1981. (HC 60 ,M3625 1981)

Makin, John H. The global debt crisis: America's growinginvolvement. New York: Basic Books, 1984. (HG 3891.5 .M341984)

Matheson, Neil. The "rules of the game" of superpower militaryintervention in the Third World, 1975-1980. Washington,D.C.: University Press of America, Inc., 1982. (JX 4481.M37 1982)

Maurer, John H. and Richard H. Porth. Mil intervention inthe Third World: threats, constralr,7 and options. NewYork: Praeger, 1984. (UA 24 .M5627 1984)

Millar, Thomas B. The East-West strategic balance. London:Allen and Unwin, 1981. (UA 11 .M47 1981)

Mitchell, R. Judson. Ideology of a superpower: contemporarySoviet doctrine on international relations. Stanford, CA:Hoover Institution Press, 1982. (UK 274 .M517 1982)

Moral dimensions of American foreign policy. Edited by KennethW. Thompson. New York: Published for Council on Religionand International Affairs; New Brunswick, NJ: TransactionBooks, 1984. (JX 1417 .M65 1984)

Morgan, Robert P. Science and technology for internationaldevelopment: an assessment of U.S. policies and programs.Boulder, CU: Westview Press, 1984. (On order)

Morss, Elliott R. U.S. foreign aid: an assessment of new andtraditional development strategies. Boulder, CO: WestviewPress, 1982. (HC 60 .M658 192)

Mortimer, Robert A. The Third World coalition in ;,iternationalpolitics. New York: Praeger, 1980. (0 843 .M7)

Murdoch, William W. The poverty of nations: the political

economy of hunger and population. Baltimore: Johns HopkinsUniversity Press, 1980. (HC 59.7 .MB6)

Murphy, John Francis. The United Nations and the control ofinternational violence: a legal and political analysis.Totowa, NJ: Allanheld, Osmun Publishers, 1982. (JX 1917.M827 1982)

The new Coemunist Third World: an essay in Dolitical economy.Edited by Peter Wiles. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1982.(HF 1413 .N495 1982)

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Oman, Charles. New forms of international investment indeveloping countries. Paris: Development Centre of theOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,1984. (HG 5993 .043 1984)

Osgood, Robert Endicott. Containment, Soviet behavior, and grandstrategy. Berkeley: Institute of International Studies,1niversity of California, 1981. (E 183.8 .S65 083)

Palmer, Monte. Dilemmas of political development: anintroduction to the politics of the developing areas. 2nded. Itasca, IL: F. E. Peacock Publishers, 1980. (JF 60.P34 1980)

Papp, Daniel S. Contemporary international relations:frameworks or understanding. New York: Collier Macmillan,1984. (JX 1395 .P36 1984)

. Soviet perceptions of the developing world in the-- TWOs: the ideolog2ical basis. Lexington, MA: Lexington

Books, 1985. (On order)

The pattern of Soviet conduct in the Third World. Edited byWalter Laqueur. New York: Praeger, 1983. (D 888 .S65 P371983)

Paz, Octavio. One earth, four or five worlds: reflections oncontemporary history. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich,195. (Onorder)

Polarity and war; the changing structure of internationalconflict. Edited by Alan Ned Sabrasky." Boulder, CO:Westview Press, 1985. (On order)

Politics and policy implementation in the Third'World. Edited byMerilu S. Grindle. Princeton, NJ: Princeton UniversityPress, 1980. (JF 60 .P66)

Porter, Bruce 0. The USSR in Third World conflicts: Soviet armsand diplomacy in local wars, 1945-1980. Cambridge[Cambridgeshire]; Cambridge University Press, 1984. (UA 770.P666 1984)

The reluctant supplier: U.S. decisionmaking for arms sales.Edited by Paul Y. Hammond et al. Cambridge, MA:Oelgeschlager, Gunn and Ha i,7983. (UA 12 .R44 1983)

Reynolds, Lloyd George. Economic growth in the Third World,1850-1980, New Haven, CT: Yale University Press,'1985.

(On order)

Rothstein, Robert L. The Third World and U.S. foreign policy:cooperation and conflict in the 1980's. Boulder, CO:gestview Press, 1981. (E 840 .R65)

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Saivetz, Carol R. and Sylvia Woodby. Soviet-Third Worldrelations. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1985. (D 888 .S65S24 1985)

Sectors of mutual benefit in U.S.-Soviet relations. Edited byNish Jamgotch, Jr. Durham, NC: Duke University Press,1985. (On order)

Security policies of developing countries. Edited by Edward A.Kilsdziej and Robert E. Harkavy. Lexington, MA: LexingtonBooks, 1982. (UA 10.5 .S4)

Seiber, Marilyn J. International borrowing by developingcountries. New York: Pergamon Press, 1982. (HG 3891.5

Shihata, Ibrahim F. I. The other face of OPEC: financialassistance to the Third World. London: Longman, 1982. (HC60 .S464 1982Z)

Sinclair, Stuart. Third World economic handbook. London:Euromonitor Publications, 1982. (REF HC 59.7 .S4668 1982)

Singh, Vidya N. Technology transfer and economic development:models and practices for developing countries. Jersey City,NJ: Unz and Co., 1983. (T 174.3 .S56 1983)

Somjee, A. H. Political capacity in developing societies. NewYork: St. Martin's Press, 1982. (JF 60 .S65 198Z)

Soviet international behavior and U.S. policy options. Edited byDan Caldwell. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1985. (Onorder)

Soviet policy in the Third World. Edited by W. Raymond Duncan.New York: Pergamon Press, 1980. (UK 274 .S6515 1980)

The Soviet Union and the Third World. Edited by E. J.Feuchtwanger and Peter Nailor. New York: St. Martin'sPress, 1981. (OK 274 .S651963 1981)

The Soviet Union in the Third World: successes and failures.Edited by Robert W. Donaldson. Boulder, CO: WestviewPress; London: Croom Helm, 1981. (DK 274 .S651965)

Stavrianos, Leften Stavros. Global rift: the Third World comesof age. New York: Morrow, 1981. (HC 59.7 .S76)

Stede, Jonathan. Soviet power: the Kremlin's foreignpolicy--Brezhnev to Chernenko. Rev. ed. New York: Simon

and Schuster, 1984. (OK 274 .S735 1984)

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Stockwell, Edward G. and Karen A. Laidlaw. Third WorlddevelopMent: problems and prospects. Tag?:Nelson-mall, 1981. (HL 59.1 Sd82/)

Stratei minerals and international security. Edited by UriRana an Charles M. Perry. Washington, D.C.:

Pergamon-Brassey's International Defense Publishers, 1985.(On order)

A strategy for peace through strength. Boston, VA: StrategyBoard, American security Council Foundation for Coalitionfor Peace through Strength, 1984. (UA 11 .S858 1984)

Third-world conflict and international security. London:International Institute for -Strategic Studies, 1981. (U 162.A23 no. 166 & 167)

Third-world conflict and international security. Edited byChristoph Bertram. Hamden, CT: Archon Books, 1982. (UA10.5 JT47 1982)

The Third World, prmsso .. plicy. Edited by W. ScottThompson. Rev. d San Prniso ICS Press, 1983. (HC59.7 JT456 1983)

Thomas, Clive Yolande. The rise of the authoritarian state inperipheral societies. New York: Monthly Review Press.

Todaro, Michael P. Economic development in the Third World. 2nded. New York: Longman, 1981. (Hu 82 1T552 1981)

Toward aust world order. Edited by Richard Falk et al.Boulder, CD: Westview Press, 1982. (JX 1391 .T68

Towle, Philip. Arms control and East-West relations. London:Crocin Helm; New York: St. Martin's Press, 198. (JX 1974JT65 1983)

U.S.~ ~~ foejp lc n he Third W.orld: agenda 1985-86. Editedby John W. 5eel et 1. New Brunswick, NJ: TransactionBooks, 1985. (HF 1413 .U535 1985)

U.S.polcy nd ow-ntest conflict: potentials for militarythe198's. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction

I~7Ig8T7UA 23 A 47)

US seuit i stace Ste Aolitcal rocess. Edited byEr*nSe Nraess an tvnA ldeh exington, MA:Lexington Books.~ 1 985 . (On order)

Valkenler, Elizabeth Krldl. The Soviet Union and the ThirdWorld: an economic bind. New York: Praeger, 1983. (HF1557 3V34 1983)

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Warwick, Donald P. Bitter pills:. ouaion plcies and theirimplementation in eight developin contrlie abi[Cambridgeshirej: Cambridge University Press, 1982. (HB884 .W37 1982)

Watanabe, Takeshi et al. Facilitin deeomnt in: achaninThird World--rT-ae *lacad eport of th T RtealTask Force on Strategies for Assistance to developingCountries to the Trilateral Coimmission. New York:Trilateral Commission, 1983. (HF 1413 .W35 1983)

Weiss, Thomas George. More for the least?: prospect opoorest countries Inte eighties. Lexington AUexlngTo-n-9Boks, 1983. ("C 59.7-.W458 1983)

Whynes, David K. The economics of Third World militaryexediue Austin: University of Texas Press, 1979. (UA1T.-Q5W9T-79b)

Wiarda, Howard F. Ethnocentrism in foreign policy cnwunderstand the Trd World Washington, D.C.: AMricanEnterprise Instit-u-tefor Public Policy Research, 1985. (D888 .U6 W53 1985)

Idolpin, Miles D.- Militarism and social revolution in the ThirdWorld. Totowai, NJ: Allanheld, Osmun, 1981. (JF 60 .W63)

World economic interdependence and the eojln north-southrelationsi4p. Paris: organisatin? fr Eonomic Cooperationan Development, 1983. (HF 1413 .W667 1983)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

America and the world 1984. Foreign Affairs 63 Special Issue:441-704, 1985.

Analysis of decline in coups worldwide. Christian ScienceMonitor Sec. Int., 7:1, 10 January 1985.

Anthony Lewis column: in dealing with revolutionary governments,U.S. strength does not lie in war, covert or otherwise, butin open economy and open society. New York Times Sec.I,19:1, 19 April 1984.

Armacost, M. J. South Asia and U.S. foreign policy (address, 12December 1984). U.S. Department of State Bulletin 85:25-8,February 1985.

Auerbach, Stuart. U.S. talk on trade toughens; White House eyespossible retaliatory moves, Brock says. Washington Post108:E1, 7 March 1985.

Ayoob, Mohammed. Security in the Third World: the worm about toturn. International Affairs 60:41+, Winter 1983/4.

Caldwell, Dan. U.S.-Sovlet political relations: a regionalassessment. AEI Foreign Policy and Defense Review5(no.2):6-20, 1985.

Casey, William J. "The principal U.S.-Soviet battleground*: theThird World. Air Force Policy Letter for Commanders, p.2,15 July 1983.

Chrisman, Robert. Nuclear policy, social justice, and the ThirdWorld. Black Scholar 14:26-43, November/December 1983.

Conference at University of Chicago assesses Soviet gains inThird World. Christian Science Monitor p.22:1, 9 November1983.

Congressional Research Service study finds that U.S. was world'sleading exporter of weapons to developing countries in 1983;U.S. share rose from 32% to 39% from 1982 to 1983, Sovietshare declined from 27% to 17%. New York Times Sec.I, 1:1,14 May 1984.

Copley, Gregory. Thinking the unthinkable in the Third World.Defense and Foreign Affairs No.10:14-17, October 1983.

Deger, Saadet et al. Military expenditure and growth in lessdevelopedcou-tries. Journal of Conflict Resolution27:335-53, June 1983.

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Dis-information--Third World campaigns. Christian ScienceMonitor Sec.P, 16:2, 27 February 1985.

Oudney, Robert S. Guerrilla warriors: now the Kremlin feels theheat. U.S. News and World Report 95:21-4, 8 August 1983.

Efrat, Moshe. The economics of Soviet arms transfers to theThird World: a case study: Egypt. Soviet Studies35:437-56, October 1983.

Exporting democracy. Washington Post 106:A14, 28 June 1983.

Field, Werner J. et al. The interface between East-Westrelations anT-Nkth-South dimensions. Atlantic CommunityQuarterly 21:346-55, Winter 1983-84.

Frederiksen, P. C. Defense expenditures and economic growth indeveloping countries. Armed Forces and Society 9:633-45,Summer 1983.

Gnevushev, Nikolai. Saddling the Third World with an arms race.New Times (Moscow) No.20:18-19, May 1984.

Goheen, Robert F. Problems of proliferation: U.S. policy andthe Third World. World Politics 35:194-215, January 1983.

Goldwin, R. A. Human rights and American foreign policy.Current 270:31-5, February 1985.

Gordon, Michael R. The charge of the light infantry: Army plansforces for Third World conflicts. National Journal16:968-72, 19 May 1984.

Greig, Ian. Soviet global power projection at the Third World.Asian Defence Journal No.2:80-83, February 1983.

Gu, Guan-fu. Soviet aid to the Third World: an analysis of itsstrategy. Soviet Studies 35:71-89, January 1983.

Hemispheric crisis: issues and options, Foreign Policy52:42-117, Fall 1983.

Hough, Jerry. The revolutionary road runs out. Nation240:666-68, 1 June 1985.

Is U.S. foreign policy on the right track? (excerpts fromtestimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee).U.S. News and World Report 98:44-7, 18 February 1985.

Karp, Aaron. Ballistic missiles in the Third World.International Security 9:166-95, Winter 1984/85.

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Kaufman, Michael T. Soviet groups losing ground at Third Worldconference. New York Times 132:A1, 11 March 1983.

Kaylor, Robert. The U.S. as scapegoat: Third World "cools it".U.S. News and World Report 94:49-50, 14 March 1983.

Khalid, Zulfikar A. Why South-South cooperation? Asian DefenseJournal No.4:85-87, April 1983.

Kirkpatrick, J. J. Concretizing the Third World and itsproblems. Center Magazine 18:37-9, March/April 1985.

Knickerbocker, Brad. U.S. overtakes Soviets in arms sales toThird World: congressional critics cite possible risk toU.S. readiness, potential leaking of secrets. ChristianScience Monitor 75:1, 9 April 1983.

Koch, Noel C. Third World problems and international security.Defense/84 pp.16-24, February 1984.

Kraft, Joseph. From Vietnam to Nicaragua. Washington Post108:A19, 2 April 1985.

Linville, Ray P. Trends in arms trade with the Third World. AirForce Journal of Logistics 8:24-9, Summer 1984.

MacFarlane, S. Nell. The Soviet conception of regional security.

World Politics 37:295-316, April 1985.

McPherson, M. P. FY 1986 request for foreign assistanceprograms. U.S. Department of State Bulletin 85:49-51, June1985.

Matthews column on Third-world view of the United States.Christian Science Monitor p.13:IC, 10 July 1985.

Newfarmer, Richard. A look at Reagan's revolution in developmentpolicy: aid to the Third World based on spurs toprivate-sector growth with political and military stringsattached, ignores the key problems--absolute poverty andincome distribution. Challenge 26:34-43, September/October1983.

Nonaligned nations end their seventh summit meeting in New Delhiwith the release of an economic report that is unusuallymoderate and less condemnatory toward the West. Wall StreetJournal p.36:1, 14 March 1983.

Nonaligned nations weigh declaration that implicitly blames USSRas well as U.S. for most of world's tensions. New YorkTimes 32:A1, 6 February 1983.

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Nossiter, Bernard 0. Third-world group appears to ease radicalstance: a draft paper criticizes both U.S. and Soviet. NewYork Times 132:A1, 6 February 1983.

Olson, William J. Global revolution and the American dilemma.Strategic Review 11:48-53, Spring 1983.

The other aid donors (aid contributions to the developing worldby the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, theSoviet Union, and East Europe). OECD Observer pp.16-21, May1983.

Raven, Peter H. Third World in the global future. Bulletin ofthe Atomic Scientists 40:17-20, November 1984.

Reagan Administration is discussing possibility of shifting fundsin Defense Department budget so that more militaryassistance may be sent to friendly developing countries.New York Times Sec.l, 18:6, 18 November 1984.

The real shame in foreign aid. New York Times 133:A18, 31October 1983.

Rowen, Hobart. Shultz deftly tackles the global debt crisis.Washington Post 106:FI, 27 February 1983.

_____--a World Bank cuts aid to 3rd World: reduction linked to-- eagans limits on U.S. payments. Washington Post 107:A1,

15 January 1984.

Rubinstein, Alvin Z. The changing strategic balance and SovietThird World risk-taking. Naval War College Review 38:5-17,March-April 1985.

and Donald B. Smith. Anti-Americanism in the ThirdWorld. Orbis 28:593-614, Fall 1984.

Russett, Bruce. Dimensions of resource dependence: someelements of rigor in concept and policy analysis.International Organization 38:481-99, Summer 1984.

Schneider, W. FY 1986 security assistance requests. U.S.Department of State Bulletin 85:68-73, June 1985.'

Secretary of State George Shultz reacts sharply to Third Worldcriticism of U.S. economic policies by accusing developingcountries of being much more protectionist than U.S. andbenefiting from strong dollar they condemn. New York TimesSec.I, 38:4, 14 July 1984.

Semmel, Andrew K. The realities of Third World assistanceprograms. Defense/85 pp.12-15, January 1985.

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Shaw, Harry J. U.S. security assistance debts and dependency.Foreign Policy p.105-23, Spring 1983.

Shultz, George R. Assistance request for FY 1986. U.S.Department of State Bulletin 85:41-9, May 1985.'

_ Democracy and the path to economic growth. U.S.- epartment of State Bulletin 85:1-5, January 1985.

_ The ethics of power (address, 9 December 1984). U.S.Department of State Bulletin 85:1-3, February 1985.

. Foreign aid and U.S. national interests. U.S.Department of State Bulletin 83:25-31, April 1983.

• Foreign aid and U.S. policy objectives. U.S.Department of State Bulletin 84:17-22, May 1984.

. The goal of our alliances: a collective securitysystem (address, 17 July 1985). Vital Speeches of the Day51:642-5, 15 August 1985.

Shultz, Richard. The role of external forces in Third Worldconflicts. Comparative Strategy 4(2):79, 1983.

Singleton, Seth. Defense of the gains of Socialism: SovietThird World policy in the mid-1980's. Washington Quarterly7:102+, Winter 1984.

Smith, H. Exporting idealism: the right kind of intervention.Washington Monthly 17:12-22, April 1985.

Solarz, Stephen J. Promoting democracy in the Third World: lostcause or sound policy? SAIS Review 5:139-53, Summer/Fall1985.

Stohl, Michal et al. Human rights and U.S. foreign assistancefrom Nixon-to-Carter. Journal of Peace Research21(3):215-26, 1984.

Strugov, N. The USSR and the newly-free countries. SovietMilitary Review No.5:47-50, May 1983.

Superpowers' problems in relations with lesser countries viewed.Christian Science Monitor Sec.Int. 9:4, 27 July 1984.

Tragakis, Christopher J. and John M. Weinstein. The moraldimension of national security. Military Review 63:2-13,August 1983.

U.S. said Western industrial nations provide the Third World with10 times more official development assistance than theSoviet Bloc. Wall Street Journal p.22:3, 18 July 1983.

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U.S. strategies for countering Soviet influence on underdevelopedareas discussed. Washington Post Sec.A, 5:a, 30 October1983.

Unesco conference, Paris, France, approves compromise program onworld communications that consists of a 2-year study by UNagency to determine impact of news organizations oninternational relations and on developing nations. New YorkTimes Sec.I, 6:5, 26 November 1983.

Valkenier column on USSR and manipulation of Third Worldgrievances. Christian Science Monitor p.23, 15 June 1983.

Volcker, Paul A. Statement by the Chairman, Board of Governorsof the Federal Reserve System, before the Subcommittee onInternational Economic Policy of the Committee on ForeignRelations. U.S. Senate, 15 June 1984. Federal ReserveBulletin 70:568-73, July 1984.

Weinstein, John M. The effect of Third World poverty on U.S.security. Parameters 13:48-59, December 1983.

Willis, David K. Third World criticizes nuclear powers.Christian Science Monitor 77:1, 27 June 1985.

Wizniter, Louis. Superpowers call on small nations to "choosesides." Christian Science Monitor 76:7, 31 October 1984.

Zamostny, Thomas J. Moscow and the Third World: recent trendsin Soviet thinking. Soviet Studies 36:223-35, April 1984.

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GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Green, Marshall. New imperatives in socio-economic development;nations helping people to help themselves. Washington,D.C.: National Defense University, Research Directorate,1980. (D5.409/2:80-2)

Nitze, Paul H. On the road to a more stable peace. WashingtonD.C.: U.S. Department of State, ureau of Public Affairs,Office of Public Coqmmunication, Editorial Division, 1985.(SI.71/4:657)

Scoville, Thomas W. Reorganizing for pacification support.Washington, D.C.: Center of Military History, U.S. Army,1982. (114.2:P11/2)

Shultz, George P. Foreign aid and U.S. policy objectives.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of State, Bureau ofPublic Affairs, Office of Public Communication, EditorialDivision, 1984. (SI.71/4:548)

_ The future of American foreign policy: new realitiesand new wa s of thinking. Washington, D.C.: U.S.Depament f state, Bureau of Public Affairs, Office ofPublic Communications, Editorial Division, 1985.(S1.71/4:650)

__. Security and economic assistance for FY 1984.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of State, Bureau ofPublic Affairs; U.S. Gov't. Print Off., 1983. (SI.7114:454)

United Nations Center for Disarmament. The relationship betweendisarmament and development: report-orfeSecretar -General/Department of Political and SecuriltyCouncil Affairs, U.N. Cntre for Disarmament. New York:United Nations, 1982. (UN Docs A/36/356)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Militaryand Personnel Subcommittee. An overview of U.S. commitmentsand the forces available to meet them. Hearings.. .98thCong., Ist Sess., 19 October to 17 November 1983.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984.(Y4.Ar5/2a:983-84/29)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Banking, Finance, and UrbanAffairs. U.S. participation in the multilateral developmentinstitutions. Hearings before the Subcommittee onInternational Development Institutions and Finance, 98thCong., Ist Sess., 18, 20 April 1983. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1983. (Y4.B22/1:98-21)

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U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. East-Westeconomic isues, sanctions policy, and the formulation of_internatoa ecnc policy. Hearings before theSubcommittee on Europ adte Middle East and theSubcomittee on International Economic Policy and Trade,98th Cong., 2nd Sess., 29 March 1984. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Gov't. Print. off., 1984. (Y4.F7611:EcI4)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Foreignassistance legislation for fiscal aear 1985.Hearings ... 98th Cong., 2na SesS., F ebruary to 15 March1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984.(Y4.F76/1 :F76/57/985/pts.1-8)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs.International Security an DgvelonntCooperation Act of1984: regort of the C1te on orinAfirs. HouseReport 628, 98th Cong., Znd Sess.. 1984. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Gov't. Print, Off., 1984. (Y1.1/8:98-628)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Problemsof the international debt. Hearings..98th Cong..n-J-Sess., 1, 8 Augus~ft 18T4. Washington, D6.C.: U.S.Gov,t.Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:035)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. The SovietUnion in the Third World, 1980-85: an imperial burren Trpolitical asset? Committee print, 99th Cong., 1st Sess., 23September 18. Washington. D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off.,1985. (Y4.F7611:808138)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Energy and NaturalResources. Geopolitics ofstrategic and critical materials.Hearings ... 98th ong.. ISE Ss, 19 May, 20 June, 22 July1983. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1983.(Y4.En2: S.hrg.98-4O4)

U.S. Department of State. Bureau of Intelligence and Research.Soviet and East European aid to the Third World.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 193.(SI.2/SoB/7)

U.S. Department of State. Bureau of International OrganizationalAffairs. United States contributions to internationalorganizations: report tothe Coqrfes for ficl yea193Washington, D.C.: U.S . 6vt. Prit Ofy 1984. 83(Si. 70: 164)

U.S. President (Reagan, Ronald). Buligpace throughstrngh,23August 1983. Washngton....C.:.....Deatent of sate, Bureau of Public Affairs, Office of

Public Communication, Editorial Division, 1983.(SI. 7114: 504)

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REPORT LITERATURE

Alexiev, Alexander R. New Soviet strategy in the Third World.Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, 1983. (RAND N-1995,AD-A132-922)

Clawson, R. W. Soviet Union, the Warsaw Pact, and the ThirdWorld. Kent, OH: Kent State University, Lyman L. LemnitzerCLenter for NATO Studies, March 1984. (AD-A150 426/5/GAR)

Fukuyama, F. The new Marxist-Leninist states in the Third World.Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, September 1984. (RANDP-7020)

__ _ .The military dimensions of Soviet policy in the ThirdWorld. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, February 1984.(RAND P-6965)

U.S.-Soviet interactions in the Third World. Santa-- onica, CA: Rand Corporation, March 1985. (RAND OPS-004)

Hosmer, S. T. Constraints on U.S. military strategies in pastThird World conflicts. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation,1984. (RAND N-2180)

Kitchenman, W. F. Arms transfers and the indebtedness of lessdeveloped countries. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation,193. (RAND N-2020)

Levin, N. D. and J. 0. Pollack. Managing the strategic triangle:summary of a workshop discussion. Santa Monica, CA: RandCorporation, April 1984. (RAND 14-2125-USDP)

Lewis, K. N. Reorganizing U.S. defense planning to deal with newcontingencies: U.S.-Soviet conflict in the Third World.Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, 1983. (RAND P-6799,AD-A137-974)

Lewis, K. N. and M. A. Lorell. Utility of confidence-buildingmeasures in crisis situations: some case studies. SantaMonica, CA: Rand Corporation, January 1984. (RAND P-6947)

Mendershausen, H. Coping with Third World upheaval: when youcan't project military power, try productivity. SantaMonica, CA: Rand Corporation, May 1980. (RAND P-6480)

Stoecker, S. W. Annual Forum for U.S.-Soviet Dialogue (13th)held at Moscow, Kishinev, Minsk. and Leningrad on 16-31 July1984. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, August 1984.TM P-7011)

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Wolf, Charles, Jr. Soviet economic strnenis externalreactions and repercusions. Sat onica, CA: RandCorporation, May 1984. (RAND P-6987)

et al. The costs of the Soviet epire. Santa Monica,~T and Corporation, September 1983. (RAND R-3073/1-NA)

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BOOKS

Air Force Academy Assembly (23rd: 1981: U.S. Air ForceAcademy). Mexican-American relations: proceedings of thetwenty-thirT Air Force Academy Assembl y 10-14 March 1981.Colorado Springs, CU: United States Air Force Academy,1982. (UGO 849 .A8 A2 1981)

Ameringer, Charles D. Democracy in Costa Rica. New York:Praeger; Stanford, CA: Hoover Institution Press, 1982. (F1548 .A43 1982)

Armstrong, Robert and Janet Shenk. El Salvador. the face ofrevolution. Boston: South End Press, 1982. (F 1488.3.A77

Arnson, Cynthia. El Salvador, a revolution confronts the UnitedStates. Washington, D.C.: Institute for Policy Studies;V-sterdam: Transnational Institute, 1982. (F 1488 .A761982)

Atkins, G. Pope. Arms and politics in the Dominican Republic.Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1981. (F 1938.55 .AB7)

Baloyra, Enrique A. El Salvador in transition. Chapel Hill, NC:University of North Carolina Press, 1982. (F 148& .B341982)

Barry, Tom et al. The other side of paradise: foreign controlin the arTbbean. New York: Grove Press, 1984. (HG 5?42.B7t 1984)

Beaulac, Willard Leon. The fractured continent: Latin Americain close-up. Stanford, CA: Hoover Institution Press, 1980.(HC 125.B375)

Bender, Lynn Darrell. Cuba vs. United States: the politics ofhostiliy. 2nd ed. San Juan, PR: Inter AmericanUnTver-TiTy Press, 1981. (E 183.8 .C9 B4 1981)

Berryman, Phillip. Inside Central America: the essential factsast and present on El Salvador, Nicaraua, Honduras,uatemala. and Costa Rica. New York: antheon Books, 1985.(F 1439.5 .B47 1985)

The religious roots of rebellion: Christians inCetral American revolutions. Maryknoll, NY: Orbts Books,1984. (BR 620 .B47 1984)

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Blasier, Cole. The giant's rival: the USSR and Latin America.Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1983. (F1416 .S65 B57 1983)

Bonner, Raymond. Weakness and deceit: U.S. policy and ElSalvador. New York: Times Books, 1984. (F 1488.3 .B65

Brazil and Mexico: patterns in late development. Edited bySylvia Ann Hewlett and Richard S. Weinert. Philadelphia:

Institute for the Study of Human Issues, 1982. (HC 187.B8657)

Buckley, Tom. Violent neighbors: El Salvador, Central America,and the United States. New York: Times Books, 1984. (F1488.3 .082 1984)

The Caribbean challenge: U.S. policy in a volatile region.Edited by H. Michael Erisman. Boulder, CO: Westview Press,1984. (F 2178 .U6 C37 1984)

Central America in crisis: a program for action: task forcereot on Central America. Washington, D.C.: WashingtonInstitutefor Values in Public Policy, 1983. (HC 141 .C3751983)

Central America, international dimensions of the crisis. Editedby Richard E. Feinberg. New York: Holmes and Meier, 1982.(F 1436.7 .C46 1982)

Changing course: blueprint for peace in Central America and theCaribbean. Rev. ed. Washington, D.C.: Institute forPo-icy Studies, 1984. (F 1436.8 ,U6 C4 1984)

Child, Jack. Geopolitics and conflict in South America:quarrels among R bs. New York: Praeger, 1985. (F2237 .C48 198b)

Cohn, Betty. U.S.-Nicaraguan relations: chronology of policyand impact, January 1981 - January 1984. Washington, D.C.:Central American Historical Institute, Intercultural Center,Georgetown University, 1984. (REF E 183.8 .N5 C6 1984)

Controlling Latin American conflicts: ten approaches. Edited byMichael A. Morris and Victor Millan. Boulder, CO: WestviewPress, 1983. (JX 1393 .13 C66 1983)

Crisis and opportunity: U.S. policy in Central America and theCaribbean: thirty essays by statesmen, scholars, religiousIeaders. and journalists. Edited by Mark Falcof and RobertRoyal. Washington. D.C.: Ethics and Public Policy Center,1984. (F 1439.5 .C73 1984)

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The crisis in Latin America: strategic, economic, and politicaldimensions. Edited by Howard J. W arda. Washington, D.C.:American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Reseajrch,1984. (F 1414.2 .C69 1984)

Cuba: internal and international affairs. Edited by Jorge I.Dominguez. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1982. (F1758 .C96 1982)

Democracy and dictatorship in Latin America. Edited by ThomasDraper. New York: H. W. Wilson, 1981. (F 1414.2 .D43)

Dependence and inequality: a systems approach to the problems ofMexico and other developing countries. Edited by R. FelixGeyer and Johannes Van der Zouwen. New York: PergamonPress, 1982. (HC 135 .046 1982)

Diederich, Bernard. Somoza, and the legacy of U.S. involvementin Central America. New York: Dutton, 1981. (F 1527 .S62053)

Dominguez, Jorge I. U.S. interests and policies in the Caribbeanand Central America. Washington, D.C.: American EnterpriseInstitute for Public Policy Research, 1982. (F 1436.8 .U6065 1982)

Duncan, W. Raymond. The Soviet Union and Cuba; interests andinfluence. New York: Praeger, 1985. (On order)

The dnamics of Latin American foreign policies: challenges forthe18s. Edited by Jennie K. Lincoln and Elizabeth U.

* FFT1--.-. oulder, CO: Westview Press, 1984. (On order)

El Salvador: Central America in the new cold war. Edited byMarvin E. Gettleman et al. New York: Grove Press, 1981.(F 1488.3 .E4 1981) --

Etheredge, Lloyd S. Can governments learn?: American foreignPolicy and Central American revolutions. New York:Pergamon Press, 1985. (On order)

Falcoff, Mark. Small countries, large issues: studies inU.S.-Latln American asymmetrics. Washington, D.C.:American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research,1984. (F 1418 .F25 1984)

From gunboats to diplomacy: new U.S. policies for Latin America.Edited by Richard Newfarmer. Baltimore: Johns HopkinsUniversity Press, 1984. (F 1418 .F9 1984)

The future of Central America: policy choices for the U.S. andMexico. Edited by Richard R. Fagen and Olga Pellicer.R-ETnrd, CA: Stanford University Press, 1983. (F 1439.5.F88 1983)

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Goulet, Denis. Mexico. development strategies for the future.Notre Dame: University of Notre Dune Press, 1983. (HC 135.G726 1983)

Graham, Norman A. and Keith L. Edwards. The Caribbean Basin tothe year 2000: danographlc, economic, and resource-usetrends in seventeen countries: a conpendimn of statisticsand projections. Boulder; CO: Westview Press, 1984. (HC

I 151 .G72 1984)

Grayson, George W. The United States and Mexico: patterns ofinfluence. New York: Praeger, 1984. (E 183.8 .M6 G78

Griffith-Jones, Stephany. International finance and LatinAmerica. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1984. (HJ 8514.5.7t5-84)

Grossman, Karl. Nicaragua, America's new Vietnam? Sag Harbor,NY: Permanent Press, 1984. (F 1528 .6 1984)

Guatemala in rebellion: unfinished history. Edited by JonathanL. Fried et al. New York: Grove Press, 1983. (F 1466.5.G794 1983T-

Hayes, Margaret Daly. Latin America and the U.S. nationalinterest: a basis for U.S. foreignpolicy. Boulder, CO:Westview Press, 1984. (HF 1456.5 .L3 H38 1984)

Hinckle, Warren and William W. Turner. The fish is red: thestory of the secret war against Castro. New York: Harperand Row, 1981. (E 183.8 .C9 H56 1981)

Human rights and basic needs in the Americas. Edited by MargaretE. Crahan. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press,1982. (JC 599 .L3 H79 1982)

Immerman, Richard N. The CIA in Guatemala: the foreign policyof intervention. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1982.(E 183.8 G9 145 1982)

Kate, Adriaan ten. Protection and economic development inMexico. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1980. (HF 1775 .K37

LaFeber, Walter. Inevitable revolutions: the United States inCentral America. Mew York: Norton, 1983. (F 1436.8 .U6L33 1983)

Langley, Lester D. The United States and the Caribbean in thetwentieth century. Athens, GA: University of GeorgiaPress, 1982. (F 2178 .U6 L38 1982)

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Latin America and the new international economic order. Editedby Jorge Lozoya and Jaime Estevez. New York: Published forUNITAR and the Center for Economic and Social Studies of theThird World (CEESTEM) by Pergamon Press, 1980. (HF 1480.5.L382 1980)

Latin America, the United States and the inter-American system.Edited by John 0. Martz and Lars Schoultz. Boulder, CO:Westview Press, 1980. (F 1418 .L356)

Latin American foreign policies: global and regional dimensions.Edited by Elizabeth . Ferris and Jennie K. Lincoln.

Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1981. (F 1414.2 .L328)

Levy, Daniel C. and Gabriel Szekely. xicog radoxes ofstability and change. Boulder, C ': estyiew Press, 1983.(T 1234 .L65 1983)

Mac Ewan, Arthur. Revolution and economic developnent in Cuba.New York: St. Martin's Press, 1981. (HD 1831 .M3 1981)

Maldonado, Antonio. The arms transfer issue: a Latin Americanperspective. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air University,

82. (Student Report) (UGB 907 .A433 82-133)

Mexico and the United States: studies in economic interaction.Edited by Peggy B. Musgrave. Boulder, CO: Westview Press,1985. (On order)

Mexico-United States relations. Edited by Susan Kaufman Purcell.New York: Academy of Political Science, 1981. (E 183.8 .M6M67)

Mexico's political economy: challenges at home and abroad.Edited by Jorge I. Dominguez. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage,1982. (HF 1481 .M49 1982)

Millor, Manuel R. Mexico's oil: catalyst for a new relationshipwith the U.S.? Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1982. (HD574T.RM47 1982)

Morris, Curtis S. The United States-Caribbean Basin militaryconnection: a perspective on regional military-to-militaryreltionships. Washington, D.C.: American Enterprise

or Public Policy Research, 1983. (UA 23 .M641983)

Munck, Ronaldo. Politics and dependency in the Third World: thecase of Latin America. Totowa, NJ: Biblio Distribution,1984. (JL 966 .M86 1984)

The new Cuban presence In the Caribbean. Edited by Barry B.Levine. Boulder, CO: Westvlew ress, 1983. (F 2178 .C9N48 1983)

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Nicaragua under sie e. Edited by Marlene Dixon. San Francisco:Synthesis Publications, 1984. (E 183.8 .N5 N53 1984b)

Payne, Anthony. The international crisis in the Caribbean.Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1984. (F2183 .P39 1984)

Pearce, Jenny. Under the eagle: U.S. intervention in CentralAmerica and the Caribbean. Boston, MA: South End Press,1982. (JX 1428 .C4 P4 1982)

Perkins, Whitney T. Constraint of empire: the United States andCaribbean interventions. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press,L96L. (I- Z115 .U6 Pq/)

Political change in Central America: internal and externaldimensions. Edited by Wolf Grabendorff et al. Boulder, CO:Westview Press, 1984. (F 1439.5 .P65 1984)

Politics and economics of external debt crisis: the LatinAmerican experience. Edited by Miguel S. Wionczek.Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1985. (On order)

The politics of intervention: the United States in CentralAmerica. Edited by Roger Burbach and Patricia Flynn. NewYork- Monthly Review Press, 1984. (HF 1456.5 .C4 P65 1984)

Politics, policies, and economic development in Latin America.Edited by Robert Wesson. Stanford, CA: Hoover InstitutionPress, 1984. (On order)

Ramsaran, Ramesh. U.S. direct investment in the LatinAmerican/Caribbean region: trends and issues. New York:St. Martin's Press, 1985. (On order)

Revolution and intervention in Central America. Edited byMarlene Dixon and Susanne Jonas. Rev. ed. San Francisco:Synthesis Publications, 1983. (F 1439.5 .R48 1983)

Rift and revolution: the Central American imbroglio. Edited byHoward J. Wiarda. Washington, D.C.: American EnterpriseInstitute for Public Policy Research, 1984. (F 1439.5 .R531984)

Robbins, Carla Anne. The Cuban threat. New York: McGraw-Hill,1983. (E 183.8 .C9 R618 1983)

Schmidt, Steffen W. El Salvador: America's next Vietnam?Salisbury, NC: Documentary Publications, 1983. (F 1488.S35 1983)

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Steward, Dick. Money, marines, and mission: recent U.S.-LatinAmerican p Lanham, MD: University Press of America,L9. F 4b$83)

Tierney, John. Somozas and Sandinistas: the U.S. and Nicaraguain the twentieth century. Washington, D.C.: Council forInter-American Security: Council for Inter-AmericanSecurity Education Institute, 1982. (E 183.8 .N5 T53 1982)

Trouble in our backyard: Central America and the United Statesin the eihities. Edited by Martin Diskin. New York:Pantheon oo s, 1983. (F 1436.8 .U6 T76 1983)

U.S. influence in Latin America in the 1980's. Edited by RobertWesson. New York: Praeger, 1982. (F 1418 .U67 1982)

U.S.-Mexican energy relationships: realities and prospects.Edited by Jerry R. Ladman et al. Lexington, MA: LexingtonBooks, 1981. (HD 9574 .M6-5ZT

United States. National Bipartisan Commission on CentralAmerica. The report of the President's National BipartisanCommission on Central America. New York: Macmillan, 1984.(F 1436.8 .U6 U54 1984a)

The United States and the Latin American sphere of influence.Edited by Robert Freeman Smith. Malabar, FL: KriegerPublishing Co., 1981-83. (F 1418 .U66)

United States relations with Mexico: context and content.Edited by Richard 0. Erb and Stanley R. Ross. Washington,D.C.: American Enterprise Institute for Public PolicyResearch, 1981. (E 183.8 .M6 U6)

Weathers, Bynum E. Guerrilla warfare in Nicaragua, 1975-1979.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Documentary Research Division,Center for Aerospace Doctrine, Research and Education, 1983.(F 1528 .W42 1983)

Wesson, Robert G. The United States and Brazil: limits ofinfluence. New York: Praeger, 1981. (E 183.8 .B7 W47)

White, Richard Alan. The morass: United States intervention inCentral America. New York: Harper and Row, 1984. (F1436.8 U6 W47 1984)

Wiarda, Howard J. In search of policy: the United States andLatin America. Washington, D.C.: American EnterpriseInstitute for Public Policy Research, 1984. (F 1418 .W651984)

Wynia, Gary W. The politics of Latin American development. 2nded. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1984. (Onorder)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Alisky, M. The U.S.S.R. challenge to the U.S. in Central America(address, 29 November 1984). Vital Speeches of the Day51:208-10, 15 January 1985.

Anderson, Thomas P. Honduras in transition. Current History84:114-17, March 1985.

Astiz, Carlos A. U.S. policy in Latin America. Current History82:49-51, February 1983.

The bases of policy: the State Department's appraisal of theLatin American situation, Spring 1985. Inter-AmericanEconomic Affairs 39:79-92, Summer 1985.

Bolin, William H. Central America: real economic help isworkable now. Foreign Affairs 62:1096-1106, Summer 1984.

Castro urges Third World to not repay loan debts. ChristianScience Monitor p.2: 2 , 10 June 1985.

Crossette, Barbara. Castro's cause: he plays down dependence onSoviet while rallying Latins against the U.S. New YorkTimes 132:AIO, 28 July 1983.

Cuba is open to talks on ties with U.S. (Vice President Dr.Carlos Rafael Rodriguez to U.S. Press). New York Times132:A3,17 June 1983.

Dealy, G. C. The pluralistic Latins. Foreign Policy 57:108-27,Winter 1984/85.

Dickey, C. Central America: from quagmire to cauldron? ForeignAffairs 62 Speci4l Issue:659-94, 1984.

Gonzalez, Heliodoro. Can foreign aid continue as a growthindustry for the bureaucracy? Latin American cooperation atthe United Nations. Inter-American Economic Affairs37:53-60, Summer 1983.

*e The deteriorating relationship of the U.S. and LatinAierica at the UN: will it doom economic planning and

economic development in Latin America? Inter-AmericanEconomic Affairs 37:77-82, Winter 1983.

Greenberger, Robert S. A panel's politics: Managua visit pushedKissinger Commission (on Central America) toward a harderline; briefings shed light on role of Soviets and affectedgive and take of debate. Wall Street Journal 203:1+, 12January 1984.

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Gutman, R. America's diplomatic charade (Nicaragua). ForeignPolicy 56:3-23, Fall 1984.

Hickey, John. The stabilization program of the United States inJamaica. Inter-American Economic Affairs 37:63-72, Autumn1983.

*Internationalist volunteer" program instituted by Cuba in 1970'sas key element of its foreign policy. New York Times Sec.I,2:3, 22 January 1985.

Lowenthal, Abraham F. Research in Latin America and theCaribbean on international relations and foreign policy:some impressions. Latin American Research Review18(l):154-74, 1983.

Milatovic, Veljko. Yugoslavia and Latin affairs. Review ofInternational Affairs 35:5-7, 25 April 1984.

Millett, Richard. The United States and Latin America. CurrentHistory 83:49-53, February 1984.

Moeller, James W. Human rights and the United States securityassistance: El Salvador and the case for country-specificlegislatioon. Harvard International Law Journal 24:75-101,Summer 1983.

Morgan, Susan. Nonaligned meeting: limited victory for Castro(Managua summit). Christian Science Monitor 75:4, 17January 1983.

Motley, Langhorne A. Central America Democracy, Peace, andDevelopment Initiative (Act of 1984; proposed legislationbased on the recommendations of the National BipartisanCommission on Central America). U.S. Department of StateBulletin 84:72-5, April 1984.

_ Democracy in Latin America and the Caribbean. U.S.Department of State Bulletin 84:1-15, October 1984.

The need for continuity in U.S. Latin American policy.1J3. Department of State Bulletin 85:67-73, April 1985.

Mujezinovic, Dzevad. ;Non-alignment in Latin America:ministerial meeting of the Coordination Bureau ofNon-aligned countries in Managua, 10-14 January 1983.Review of International Affairs 34:7-10, 5 February 1983.

Pearson, J. How Reagan could push Managua into Moscow's arms.Business Week p.54, 11 March 1985.

Pond, Elizabeth. Europe: U.S. intervention in Central Americawould harm NATO. Christian Science Monitor 77:19, 2 April1985.

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Ramet, Pedro and Fernando Lopez-Alves. Moscow and therevolutionary left in Latin America. Orbis 28:341-63,Summer 1984.

Raymond, Nicholas. Caribbean Basin revisited (first year resultsof President Reagan's Caribbean Basin initiative).Editorial Research Reports p.83-100, 1 February 1985.

Riding, Alan. The Central America quagmire. Foreign Affairs 61Special Issue:641-59, 1983.

Nicaraguan leader says U.S. runs a 'campaign ofterror'. New York Times 132:A4, 13 January 1983.

Roett, R. Democracy and debt in South America: a continent'sdilemma. Foreign Affairs 62 Special Issue:695-720, 1984.

Rogers, William 0. The United States and Latin America. ForeignAffairs 63 Special Issue:560-80, 1985.

Root of our differences (State Department's John Hughes vs. CubanVice President Carlos Rafael Rodriguez). New York Times132:A3, 17 June 1983.

Rothenberg, Morris. Latin America in Soviet eyes. Problems ofCommunism 32:1-18, September/October 1983.

Secretary Schultz visits Latin America. U.S. Department of StateBulletin 84:19-27, April 1984.

Shultz, George P. Caribbean Basin economic recovery act. U.S.Department of State Bulletin 83:13-16, May 1983.

Democracy and the path to economic growth (Caribbeanasi n initiative; address, 6 December 1984). U.S.Department of State Bulletin 85:1-5, January 198-5.

The Third World war (certification of El Salvador as suitable forreceiving U.S. aid). Wall Street Journal p.26, 26 January1983.

Tollefson, Scott 0. Jamaica: the limits of a showcase policy.SAIS Review 5:189-204, Summer/Fall 1985.

U.S. policy in Nacaragua. America 152:205-6, 16 March 1985.

Varas, Augusto. Ideology and politics in Latin American-USSRrelations. Problems of Communism 33:35-47, January/February1984.

Wallace, J. Will U.S. squeeze lead to war? U.S. News and WorldReport 98:28-33, 1 April 1985.

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Viarda, Howard J. Vatted Statas pOsiCy 10 So0th ~tA : amnaturing relationship? Current Nist*Y 84:49-5Z. Febuay

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Branco, Robert J. The United States and Brazil: opening a newgj o~e. Washington, D.C.: National Defense UniversityPress,984. (,5.409:84-1)

Michel, James H. Soviet activities in Latin America and theCaribbean. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of State,Bureau of"Public Affairs, Office of Public Communication,Editorial Division, 1985. (SI.71/4:669)

Motley, Langhorne A. Aid and U.S. interests in Latin America andthe Caribbean. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of State,Bureau of Public Affairs, Office of Public Communication,Editorial Division, 1985. (S1.71/4:666)

• Central America democracy, peace_ and developmentinitiative: 21 February 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S.Department of State, Bureau of Public Affairs, Office ofPublic Communication, Editorial Division, 1984.($I.71/4:552)

Reagan, Ronald. Caribbean Basin initiative: remarks at a WhiteHouse ceremony, 5 October 1983. Weekly Compilation ofPresidential Documents 19:1393-6, 10 October 1983. (GS4.114:19)

Should the United States be prohibited from military interventionin the western henisphere?: intercollegiate topic, 1982-83.Compiled by the Congressional Research Service, Library ofCongress. House Document 226, 97th CoNg., Znd Sess., 198z.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1982. (SerialSet 13472, YI.1/7;97-226)

Skoug, Kenenth N. The United States and Cuba. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Public Affairs, 1985.(SI.71/4:646)

The Soviet-Cuban connection in Central America and the Caribbean.Released by the Department of State and Department ofDefense. Washington, D.C.: Dept. of State, 1985. (SI.2:So8/8)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services. Report ofthe delegation to Latin America, April 1985. Committeeprint 99-5, 99th Cong., Ist Sess., 1985. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1985. (Y4.Ar5/2:037/12)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. TheAmericas at the crossroads: report of the inter-A-ericandialog. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Westernemis-phere Affairs, 98th Cong., Ist Sess., 7 June 1983.

Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1983.(Y4.F76/1:Am3/11)

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U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs.Authoritarianism and the return of democracy in LatinAmerica. Hearings before the Subcommittee on WesternHemisphere Affairs, 98th Cong., 2nd Sess., 6 June to 31 July1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984.(Y4.F76/1:Au8)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. CentralAmerica: the ends and means of U.S. policy. Hearingsbefore the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs, 98thCong., 2nd Sess., 2 May 1984. Washington D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:C33/7)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs.Developments in El Salvador. Hearings...99th Cong., 1stSess., 31 January 1985. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1985. (Y4.F76/1:Sa3/8)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Situationin El Salvador. Hearings before the Subcommittee on HumanRights and International Organizations and the Subcommitteeon Western Hemisphere Affairs, 98th Cong., 2nd Sess., 26January, 6 February 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:Sa3/7)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. SovietSosture in the western hemisphere. Hearings before theSubcoNmittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs, 99th Cong., IstSess., 28 February 1985. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1984. Y4.F76/1:So8/36)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. U.S.military involvement in hostilities in Central America.Hearings...98th Cong., 2nd Sess., 9 May 1984. Washington,D.C.: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:M58/25)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. U.S.o1icy in Central America. Hearings before theubcomittees on Human Rights and International

Organizations and on Western Hemisphere Affairs, 98th Cong.,1st Sess., 3 Aug 1983. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1983. (Y4.F76/1:Un35/62)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. U.S.policy in Honduras and Nicaragua. Hearings before theSubcoimittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs, 98th Cong., IstSess., 15 March 1983. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print.Off., 1983. (Y4.F76/1:H75/4)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. U.S.policy on Latin America: 1985. Hearings.. .99th Cong., IstSess., 29 January 1985. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1985. (Y4.F76/1:Un35/69)

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U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. U.S.relations with Honduras, 1985. Hearings before theSubco iittee o'n Western Hemisphere Affairs, 99th Cong., IstSess., 6 February 1985. (Y4.F76/1:H75/5)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means. Report oncommittee delegation visit to the Caribbean Basin.Committee print, 98th Cong., Ist Sess., 1984. Washington,D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.W36:WMCP 98-21)

U.S. Congress. House. Permanent Select Committee onIntelligence. Resolution of inquiry with respect toUnitedStates military involvement in hostilities in CentralAmerica. House Report 98-742, pt.1, 98th Cong., 2nd Sess.,10 May 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off.,1984. (Y1.1/8:98-742/pt.1)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Energy and NaturalResources. Caribbean Basin initiative. Hearings.. .98thCong., 1st Sess., 10 June 1983. Washington, D.C.: U.S.Gov't. Print. Off., 1983. (Y4.En2:S.hrg.98-159)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. CentralAmerican policy. Hearings...98th Cong., ist Sess., 4 tT983T. Wasgton, D.C.: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1983.(Y4.F76/2:S.hrg.98-289)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations.National Bipartisan report on Central America.Hearings.. .918th Cong., 2nd Sess., 7 - 8 February 1984.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984.(Y4.F76/2:S.hrg.98-872)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations.Presidential certification on progress in El Salvador.Hearings...98th Cong., Ist Sess., 2 February 1983.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1983.(Y4.F76/2:S.hrg.98-99)

U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. UnitedStates-Latin America-Caribbean policy: a report, Septemer1983. Committee print 98-90, 98th Cong., Ist Sess., 1983.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1983.(Y4.F76/2:S.prt.98-90)

U.S. Department of State. Soviet-Cuban connection in CentralAmerica and the Caribbean. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1985. (SI.2:So8/8)

U.S. Department of State. Sustaining a consistent policy inCentral America: one year after the National BipartisanCoewission report: report to the President. Washington,U.L.: U.S. Department of State, Bureau ot Public Affairs,Office of Public Communication, Editorial Division, 1985.(SI.129:124)

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U.S. President (Reagan, Ronald). Central Amnerica Democracy.Peace, nd DevelopMent Initaitive Act of 1984: a messageT_6_ thSresident transmittn atof pooel eg islation. House oc Men 49-72,9t Cog,2dSs.

a947-s ington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984.(YI.1/7:98-172)

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REPORT LITERATURE

Alexiev, Alexander R. Soviet strategy in the Third World andNiaava Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation. Ma-rch 192.

Gonzalez, E. et al. U.S. policy for Central America: abriefing. Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, March 1984.(AND R: 15-RC)

Myers. D. J2. Venezuelas pursui t ofCaribbean Basin interests:impictios orUnitedSae national security Santa

Mgonica, CA: Rand corporation, January 1986 (RADR-2994-AF)

Ronfeldt, David. Geo2politcs security, and U.S. strategy in theCaribbean Basin. Sat Moia, CA: Rand Corporation, 1983.(RAN -97w, 'RC)

40

III. AFRICA

BOOKS

Agbor-Tabi, Peter. U.S. bilateral assistance in Africa: thecase of Cameroon. Lanham, M4: University Press Of America,1984. (H995 .'A35 1984)

The American people and South Africa: publics, elites, andpo~lcyaking processes. Edited by Alfred 0. Hero and JohnBarrAtt. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1981. (E 183.8.S6 A43)

Arms and the African: military influences on Africa'sinternational relations. Edited by William J. Foltz andHenry S. Bienen. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press,1985. (On order)

Arms for Africa: military assistance and foreign policy in the- e4lpln world. Edited by Bruce E. Arlinghaus.LingonA: L-exington Books, 1983. (HO 9743 .A4382 A751983)

Bereket H. Selassie. Conflict and intervention in the Horn ofAfrica. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1980. (DT 367.8

Bissell, Richard E. South Africa and the United States: theerosion of an influence relationship. New York: Praeger,198Z. (E 183.8 .56 B57 198Z)

Borgin, Karl and Kathleen Corbett. The destruction of acontinent: Africa and international aid. San Diego:Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1982. (HC 800 .B67 1982)

Chaliand, Gerard. The struggle for Africa: conflict of thereat powers. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1982. ( T

M1C481 982)

Charles Milene. The Soviet Union and Africa: the history of theinvolvement. Washington, D.C.: University Press ofAmerica, 1980. (IT 38.9 .R8 C46)

Conflict and compromise in South Africa. Edited by Robert I.Rotberg and John Barratt. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books,1980. (OT 763 .C663)

Cooper, Allan 0. U.S. economic power and political influence inNamibla 1700-1982. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1982. (E

.8.412)

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Cuba in Africa. Edited by Carmelo Mesa-Logo and June S. Belkin.Pittsburgh., PA: University Center for InternationalStudies, University of Pittsburgh. 1982. (OT 38.9 .C9 C931981)

Damis, John James. Conflict in northwest Africa: the westernSaaadsue Stanford, CA: Hoover Institution Press,

ME (U 346S7 044 1983)

Dougherty, James E. The Horn of Africa: a map of

Follitical-strategic conflict. Cambridge, MA: Institute forForeign Policy Analysis, 1982. (OT 367.8 .D68 1982)

Geldenhuys, Deon. The diplomacy of isolation: South Africanforeign polic making. New York: St. MartinsP-ress, 1984.

Haley. P. Edward. Qaddafi and the United States since 1969. NewYork. Praeger, 1984. (E 183.8 .1.75 H134 1984)

Heldman, Dan C. The USSR and Africa: foreign policl underKhrushchev. New York: Praeger, 1981. (JX 1555 .Z7 A44)

Jackson, Henry F. From the Congo to Soweto: U.S. foreign policytoward Africa since I96a. Mew York. W. Morrow, 1982. (VT33.1 .Jza)

Jaster, Robert S. A reinal scur ity role for Africa'sfront-line states: experience and prospects. London:nternational institute for Strategic Studies, 1983. (U 162.A23 no.180)

Kalb, Madeleine 6. T'e Cong cbles: the cold war inAfrica--from Efiseinhowrt Knedy. New York: Macmillan,1982. (E 183.8.3K318)

Klinghoffer, Arthur Jay. The Angolan War: a study in -SovietMlc nteTidWrd Boulder, CO: Westview Press,

Kornegay, Francis A. Was!1hint an Africa: Rea an. Congress.and an African afar cosiuency in transitio.Washington, D.C.: African Bibliographic Center. 1982. juT38.7 .K67 1982)

Leo~rande, William N. Cuba's picInAria 15-1980.BerkleyCA: Institute of Interntoa A tu;5

University of California, 1980. (DT 38.9 .C9 L.46)

Miller, James Arnold. Strgggle for srval straegi mineralsand the West. Washington. D.C.: P rican AfLcn ff1 rAssociation, 1980. (HO 9506 .U62 M435)

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Mokonogho, Francis 0. South African arms buildup and futurestability in the subregion. ael Air Force Base, AL:Air war College , Air university, 1983. (Student Report)(tiGB 907 .A433 83-162)

Odeotola, Theophilus Olatunde. Mili tr, rEgImes ad development:a omartie nalysis of Afian stats ono: A en

and Unw, I92 (JQ 1875 .033 1982)

Ogene, F. Chidozie. nt res grus an h hpn ffrinpolicy:1 four casetudes ofUn tSates African DolicyNew York: St. Martin's Press, 1983. (O 38.7 .038 1983)

Ogunbadejo, Oye. The international politics of Africa'sstaeicminerals. We stpo rt, GT: Greenwood Press, 1985.(noraer)

Uttaway, Marina. Soviet and American influence in the Horn ofAfrica. New York: Praeger, 1982. (DT 367.63 S565 087

Rothenberg, Morris. The USSR and Africa: new dimensions ofSoviet global Rower. Washington, D.C.: Advanced

I~trntioalStudies institute with the University ofMiami, 1980. (DT 38.9 R8 R67)

Schmidt, Elizabeth. Decdig rorate camouflage: U.S.busins sup ofo parheid. Washington, D.C.:

nsiue frPolicy Studies, 1980. (DT 763 .S318)

Smith, Anthony D. State and nation in the Third World: theWestern state and African nationalism. New Yo-rk: St.Martin's Press, 1983. (JF 60 .S6 1-983)

Soviet and Chinese aid to African nations. Edited by WarrenWeinstein and Thomas H. Re-nrTksen. Mew York: Praeger,1980. (DT 38.9 .R8 S65)

The Soviet impact in Africa. Edited by R. Craig Nation and MarkV. Kauppi. Lexington, MA: Lexington Books, 1984. (DT 38.9.S65 S68 1984)

Volman, Daniel. A continent bei d: foreign militaryactivities in Africa ic 95 Washington, D.C.Inst~tute- fo-r Policy Stud ies, [1980?) (UA 855 .V65 1980)

Weiss, Kenneth G. The Soviet involvement in the Ogaden war.Alexandria, VA: Center for Naval Analyses, 1980. (AS 36.C333 A26 no.269)

Zartman, 1. William. RIr for resoluton conflict andIneveto InArca. ew York W xodUieriyPes

1955. (an order)

43

PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Collins, Robert F. Soviet influence in Sub-Saharan Africa.Military Review 65:46-57, April 1985.

Eagleburger, L. S. Southern Africa: America's responsibilityfor peace and change. U.S. Department of State Bulletin83:8-13, August 1983.

Lake, Anthony. Africa: do the doable. Foreign Policy54:102-121, Spring 1984.

Lancaster, Carol. U.S. aid, diplomacy, and African development.Africa Report 29:62-66, July/August 1984.

Legum, Colin. Africa resents U.S. "friendly advice": ThirdWorld leaders say Washington crushed OAU summit with memo onLibya's Qaddafi. Christian Science Monitor 75:13, 16 May1983

Liebenow, J. G. American policy in Africa: the Reagan years.Current History 82:97-101, March 1983.

Manning, Robert A. Reagan's African aid agenda. Africa Report30:73-7, May/June 1985.

Nicol, Davidson. The United States and Africa: time for a newappraisal. African Affairs 327:159-167, April 1983.

Nolutshungu, Sam C. African interests and Soviet power: thelocal context of Soviet policy. Soviet Studies34(3):397-417, July 1982.

Nossiter, Barnard D. Third World seeks U.N. deadline for makingNamibia independent.. New York Times 132:4, 24 May 1983.

Wisner, Frank. FY 1986 assistance requests for sub-SaharaAfrica. U.S. Department of State Bulletin 85:49-55, May1985.

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GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Crocker, Chester A. U.S. assistance and Africa's economiccrisis. Washington, D.E.: U.S. Department or State, BureauofPRullic Affpirs, Office of Public Communications,Editorial Division, 1985. (S1.71/4:648)

Fisher, Scott. Coping with change: United States policy towardSouth Africa. Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, D.C.:National Defense University Press, 1982. (05.409:82-7)

Shultz, George P. The U.S. and Africa in the 1980's: 15February 1984. Washington, DC: U.S. Departmento State,Bureau of Public Affairs, 1984. (S1.71/4:549)

South Afri cas p lan and capability in the nuclear field. New---or,: Unite Nai ons, 1981. (UN BUGS A/361402)-

U.S. Congress. House. Commnittee on Foreign Affairs. The impactof U.S. foreign policy on seven African countries.Committee print, 98th Cong., Znd Sess., 9 Ma-rch1984.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984.(Y4.F76/1 :Af8I25)

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IV. MIDDLE EAST/SOUTHWEST ASIA

BOOKS

Afghan alternatives: issues, options, and poies. Edited byRalph H. Magnus. New Brunswick, NY: ranscton Books,1985. (On order)

The Arab-Gulf and the West. Edited by B. R. Pridham. New York:St. Martin's Press, 1985. (On order)

Arnold, Anthony. Afghanistan, the Soviet invasion inperspective. Rev. ed. stantord, CA: Hoover InstitutionPres, 985. (On order)

Atlantic Council of the United States. Working Group on SecurityAffairs. After Aghanistan--the Ionq haul:d safeFauardingsecurity and inependence in the ThI rdWrd ~shington,D.C.: Atlantic Council of the United States; Boulder, CO:distributed by Westvieu Press, 1980, (UA 10.5 .A74 1980)

Bakhash, Shaul. The politics of oil and revolution in Iran: astaff paper. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution,1§F_._JT_1578 .834)

Ben-Zvi, Abraham. Alliancept ic n the limits of influence:the case of the U.S. an sael. 1975-1983. Boulder, CD:WsTiew Press, 1984. th 183.8 .17 0544 1984)

Bennlgsen, Alexandre and Marie Broxup. The Islamic threat to theSoviet State. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1983. (DKRTT4.ff6I3 1983)

Bradley, C. Paul. The Cam Daid ace prcs: a st udy ofCarter Administration lce, 197Y7 18. Grtham, NH:Thompson and Rutter, 1981. (US 63.2 _.U5 87)

Bradsher, Henry S. Afghanistan and the Soviet Union. Durham,NC: Duke University Press, 1983. (OS 357.6 .5 87 1983)

Brown, William R. The last crusade: a negotiator's Middle Easthandbook. Chicago: Nelson-Kall, 1980. (US 63.2 .U-5 87)

Bruton, Henry J. The promise of peace: economi cooperationbetee anpt d Israel. Washington D.. rooKings

ut~fion1981. (HF 1611.7 .Z4 1752)

Bryson, Thomas A. Seeds of Mideast crisis: the United Statesdiplomatic role in the Middle East during World War II.Jefferson, NL: McFarland,181. (U 759.1 .19)

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Choinsky, Noamn. The fateful triangl e: the United States, Israeland the Palestinians Motn: uth End Press, 1933. (E183.8 .17 C45 1983)_

Chubien, Shahram. Sovi'et olicy towards Iran and the Gulf.London: Internaionar nsite for Strategic Studies,1980. (U 162 .A23 no.157)

Cordesman, Anthony H. The Gulf and the search for stra!tegicstability Saudi Arabia. the militar balanc in the Gulf.

an rnds in h Arab-Israeli military baace. Boulder.CO: Westview Press, 1984. (U b83 .P47 C66 1984)

_____ Jordanian arms and the Middle East balance.Washington, D.C.: Middle East institute, 1983. (UF 505.J67 C67 1983)

Coulumbis, Theodore A. The United States, Greece, and Turkey:the troubled triangle.-INew York: Praeger. 19113. (E 183.8T8C68 198)~

Curtiss, Richard H. A changing image: American perc ions ofthe Arab-Israeli dispute. Washington, D.C.: AicanEductonalTr:ut192. (0S 119.7 .C878)

Dynamics of third party intervention: Kissinge in the MiddleEalst. Edited by Jeffrey Z. Rubin. Nw York: Praeger,T1W. (DS 63.2 .U5 D96)

El-Khawas, Mohamed A. American aid to Israel: nature andipc.Brattleboro, VT: Anrana Books, 1984. (E 1-83.8 .17

El-Mallakh, Ragaei. The economic develomient of the United ArabEmirates. London: Croom Helm, 1981. (HC 41T5.M4

Fatemi, Faramary S. The U.S.S.R. in Iran ctel bakgroundhistory of Russian and Anglo-Ameican cofit in Iran, itseffects on Iranian ntionalism and the fall ofthe Shah.South Brunswick, NJ: A. S. Barnes, 1980. (US 274.2 .R8F37)

Feldman, Shai. Israeli nuclear deterrence: a strategy for the1980s. New York: Columbia University Press, 182. (UA 3.TO-44 1982)

Garfinkle, Adam M. Western Europe's Middle East diplomacy andthe Middle East. Philadelphia, PA: Foreign Policy ResearchInstitute, 1983. (0S 63.2 .E8 G37 1983)

Ghanayem, Ishaq I. and Alden H. Voth. The Kissinger leaaclAmerican-Middle East policy. New York: Praeger, 84 (DS

~3.Z.US647 v84

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Gitelman, Zvi Y. Becoming Israelis: political resocializationof Soviet and American immigrants. New York: Praeger,1982. (05 113.8 .R87 57)

Glick, Edward Bernard. The triangular connection: America,Israel, and American Jews. London: George Allen and Unwin,1982. (DS 149 .G5326 1982)

Golan, Galia. The Soviet Union and the Palestine LiberationOrganization: an uneasy alliance. New York: Praeger,1980. (OS 119.7 .t623)

Gotard, Henry F. Turkey--a vtlally. Maxwell Air Force Base,AL: Air War College, Air University, 1983. (StudentReport) (UGB 907 .A433 83-082)

Grayson, Benson Lee. Saudi-American relations. Washington,D.C.: University Press of America, 1982. (E 183.8 .S25 G71982)

• United States-Iranian relations. Washington, D.C.:University Press of America, 1981. (E 183.8 .155 G7 1981)

Green, Stephen. Taking sides: America's secret relations with amilitant Israel. New York: W. Morrow, 1984. (DS 119.8 .U6674 1984)

Groisser, Philip L. The United States and the Middie East.Albany: State University of New York Press, 1982. (DS 63.2.U5 G76)

Hale, William M. The political and economic development ofmodern Turkei. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1981. (HC

49 H34 1981)

Halliday, Fred. Soviet policX in the Arc of Crisis. Washington,D.C.: Institute for Policy Studies, 1981. (OK 68 .H3 1981)

Hallwood, Paul and Stuart W. Sinclair. Ol! debt, anddevelopment: OPEC in the Third World. London: Allen andUnwin, 1981. (HC 59.7 .H287)

Hammadi, Sa'dun. A conversation with Dr. Saddoun Hammadi:Ir's foreign policy. Washington, D.C.: AmericanE prise Institute for Public Policy Research, 1982. (DS70.95 .H35 1982)

Hassan bin Talel, Crown Prince of Jordan. Search for pace: thepolitics of the middle ground in the ArabEas. New YorkSt. Martin's Press, 1984. (aS 154.15 .H3 1984)

Hightower, Larry L. Revolution in Iran. Maxwell Air Force Base,AL: Air War College, Air University, 1984. (StudentReport) (UGB 907 .A433 84-102)

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Israel and the Middle East. Edited by Thomas Draper. New York:H. W. Wilson, 1983. (DS 119.7 .182545 1983)

Israeli security planning in the 1980s: its politics andeconomics. Edited by Zvi Lanir. New York: Praeger, 1984.(-UA 853.18 187 1984)

Kenen, Isaiah, L. Israel's defense line: her friends and foesin Washington, Buffalo, NY: Prometheus Books, 1981. (E

Klinghoffer, Arthur Jay. Israel and the Soviet Union:alienation or reconciliation? Boulder, CO: Westview Press,1985. (On order)

Kostiner, Joseph. The struggle for South Yemen. New York: St.Martin's Press, 1984. (US 247 .A28 K61 1984)

Kubursi, A. A. Oil, industrialization and development in theArab Gulf States. London: Croom Helm, 1984. (HC 415.3.K83 198M)

MacDonald, Charles G. Iran, Saudi Arabia and the law of thesea: political interaction and legal development in thePersian Gulf. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1980. (JX

McGhee, George Crews. Envoy to the Middle World: adventures in. New York: Harper and Row, 1983. (E 748 .M47

McNaugher, Thomas L. Arms and oil: U.S. military strategy andthe Persian Gulf. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution,1985. (On order)

Meyer, Gall E. Egypt and the United States: the formativeyears. Rutherford, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityPress, 1980. (E 183.8 .E35 M49).

The Middle East and the United States: perceptions and policies.Edited by Haim Shaked and Itamar Rabinovich. New Brunswick,NJ: Transaction Books, 1980. (DS 63.2 .U5 M45)

The Middle East and the Western Alliance. Edited by Steven L.Spiegel. London: Allen and Unwin, 1982. (DS 63.1 .M4854)

The Middle East challenge, 1980-1985. Edited by Thomas Naff.Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1981. (DS63.1 .M486)

Monks, Alfred L. The Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.Washington, D.C.: American Enterprise Institute tor PublicPolicy Research, 1981. (0S 371.2 .M66)

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Newell, Nancy Peabody and Richard S. Newell. The struggle forAfqhaiistan. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1981.(DS 371.2 .N48)

Peace-makig ini the Middle East. Edited by Paul Marantz andJanice Stein. Totowa, NJ: Barnes and Noble, 1985. (Onorder)

Peace-making in the Middle East. Edited by Lester A. Sobel. NewYork: Facts on File, 1980. (DS 128.183 •P42)

Peterson, John. Yemen, the search for a modern state. London:Croom Helm, 1982. (DS 247 .Y48 P47 1982b)

Pollock, David. The politics of pressure: American arms andIsraeli policy since the Six Day War. Westport, CT:Greenwood Press. 1982. (E 183.8 .l7 P64 1982)

Quandt, William B. Saudi Arabia in the 1980s: foreign policy.securit and oil. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution,1981. (US 2Z7 Q36)

• Saudi Arabia's oil policy: a staff paper.Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution, 198Z. (HO 9576.S33 Q36 1982)

Ramazani, Rouhallah K. The United States and Iran: the patternsof influence. New York: Praeger, 1982. (E 183.8 .155 R281982)

Reich, Bernard. The United States and Israel: influence in thespecial relationship. New York: Praeger, 1984. (E 183.8.17 R45 1984)

Rubin, Barry M. Paved with good intentions: the Americanexperience and Iran. New York: Oxford University Press,198U. (E 183.8 .I55 R83)

Rubinstein, Alvin Z. Soviet policy toward Turkey Iran, andAfghanistan: the dynamics of influence. New York:Praeger, 1982. (OK 68.7 .T9 R83 1982)

Rustow, Dankwart A. Oil and turmoil: America faces OPEC and theMiddle East. New York: Norton, 1982. (HD 9566 .R84 1982)

Saint Veran, Robert. Djibouti, pawn of the Horn of Africa.Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1981. (JQ 3421 .A3 1977S34213)

Saunders, Harold H. Conversations with Harold H. Saunders: U.S.policy for the Middle East in the 1980s. Washington, D.C.:American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research,1982. (OS 63.2 .U5 28)

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The Middle East problem in the 1980s. Washington,~t: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy

Research, 1981. (US 63.1 .S35 19,31)

Sawyer, Herbert L. Soviet ercepions of the oil factor in U.S.foreign Qoicy: the MiddleEast-Gulfegion. Boulder, CU:

Wetview Prs, 1983. (E 183.8 S565 Z8 R3)

Sella, Amnnon. Svet political andW mil1itary conduct in theMiddle East. NeYr k: S.Matn Press, 1981. (TS 63.2

Sena. Canakya. The A!ga ndrome: how to live with Sovietpower. ,ewDe h a, 1982. 1 DS 3r7. s461982)

Sezer, Duygu. Turkey's security policies. London:Internati onal institute for Strategic Studies, 1981. (U 162.A23 no.164)

Shirin Tahir-Kheli. The United States and Pakistan: theevolution of an influence relationship. New York: Praeger,1982. (E 183.8 .P18 S5 1982)

Simon, Merrill. Oil, money weapns--Middle East at the brink.Washington, D.C.: Centr for Fnerational Security, TM(DS 126.5 S5545 1982)

Small nuclear forces and U.,S. security policy: threatssandoRtential conflicts in the Mide ast and South Aia.Edited by Rodney W. Jones.Lrexington, MA: Lexington Books,1984. (U 264 .S57 1984)

The Soviet Union and the Middle East in the 1980s:opportunities constraints, and dFimmas. Edited by Mark V.Kauppi anda K. Lraig Nation. Lexington, MA: LexingtonBooks, 1983. (OS 63.2 .565 S66 1983)

The Soviet Union in the Midl East poice andperspectives.Edited by Adeed Ilawisha' a 'ae Daiha.NeYokHolmes and Meier, 1982. (DS 63.2 .S65 S67 1982)

Spiegel. Steven L. The other Arab-Israeli conflict: makingAmerica's Middle East policy, from Truman to -Reagan.Chicago: University ot Chicago Press, 1985. (US 63.2 .U5S62 1985)

Stein, Jonathan B. The Soviet bloc, energC n etrsecuritj. Lexingtlon, MA: Lexington Books183 (HUD 9575.99"W73 1983)

Stookey, Robert W. South Yemen, a Marxist republic in Arabia.Boulder, CU: Westvlew Press, 1982. (US, 247 .AZ8 S83 1983)

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Superpower intervention in the Persian Gulf. Edited by R. B.Byers and David Leyton-Brown. Toronto: Canadian Instituteof Strategic Studies, 1982. (OS 326 .S8 1982)

Tillman, Seth P. The United States in the Middle East. interestsand obstacles. Bloomington: Indiana University Press,1982. (OS 63.2 U5 T54 1982)

The United States and Iran: a documentary history. Edited byYonah Alexander and Allen Nanes. Frederick, MD: AlethiaBooks, 1980. (E 183.8 .155 U56)

Yodfat, Aryeh. The Soviet Union and revolutionary Iran. London:Croom Helm; New York: St. Martin's Press, 1984. (05 274.2.S65 Y62 1984)

_ The Soviet Union and the Arabian Peninsula: Sovietpolicy t'owards the Persian Gulf and Arabia. New York: St.Martin's Press, 1983. (OS 228 .S65 Y53 1983)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Arafat in Moscow. (Yasir Arafat with Soviet Committee ofSolidarity with Asian and African countries). New YorkTimes 132:6, 13 January 1983.

Atherton, A. L. Arabs, Israelis,--and Americans: areconsideration. Foreign Affairs 62:1194-1209, Summer 1984.

Chubin, S. The Soviet Union and Iran. Foreign Affairs61:921-49, Spring 1983.

El Azhary, M. S. Aspects of North Yemen's relations with SaudiArabia. Asian Affairs 15:277-86, October 1984.

Fabian, L. L. The Middle East: war dangers and receding peaceprospects. Foreign Affairs 62 Special Issue 632-58, 1984.

Goshko, John M. U.S., Israel discuss increasing aid to ThirdWorld countries; no agreement on financing fund. WashingtonPost 107:A30, 27 April 1984.

Iranian and Iraqi, Cuban vs. U.S. clash at nonaligned parley.New York Times 133:5, 28 January 1984.

Katz, M. N. Soviet policy in the Gulf States. Current History84:25-8, January 1985.

Matrosov, M. Israel's penetration into Latin America.International Affairs (Moscow) p.120-5, April 1983.

Pakistan's pro-US policy denounced: use of Pakistan as base for"interference" in Afghanistan called threat to peace.Current Digest of the Soviet Press 36:10-11, 26 December1984.

Quandt, William B. Reagan's Lebanon policy. Middle East Journal38:2a7-254, Spring 1984.

Rustow, D. A. Realignments in the Middle East. Foreign Affairs63 Special Issue: 581-601, 1985.

Third World in Afghan effort. New York Times 132:A4, 10 March1983.

Trimble, J. Remote frontier where East, West could clash(Soviet-Turkish border). U.S. News and World Report98:31-2, 8 April 1985.

We can still rebuild Influence in Mideast (interview with W.Quandt). U.S. News and World Report 96:32, 20 February1984.

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wesanbap. Mervin 6. Politics ONi development in ftrgip aid:u .S. economic assistiAcete t 1975-6. Middle FastJunl37:696-M. Autum 1

Mlirsfng, Robert &. uil"s in the iwited States-Pakistmasecurity relationship. Allen Af EiS (Ne or)1:1-9Sier 1984.

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Houghton, Robert B. and Frank G. Trinka. Multinationalpeacekeeping in the Middle East. Washington. .. : U.S.Department or State. Foreign Sevice Institute, Center forthe Study of Foreign Affairs, 1985. (S1.114/3:P31)

Lawrence, Robert G. U.S. policy in southwest Asia: a failure in

r rspective. Fort Lesley J2. McNair, Washington, D.C.:ationa Defense University Press, 1984. (05.413:84-1)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs.Developments in the Middle East, July 1984. Hearings before

the fufnutee on Europe and the Middle East, 98th Cong.,2nd Sess., 25 July 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:M58/20/984)

U.S. Congress. House. Commnittee on Foreign Affairs.DeeON 212 1 in te Middle East, March 1984. HearingsbeforeethetSubcotunittee on Europe and the Middle East, 98thCong., 2nd Sess., 21 March 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S.Gov't. Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:M58/20/984-2)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs.D eelopmets in the Persian Gulf. June 1984. Hearingsbefr te Subc mmittee on Europe and the Middle East, 98thCong., 2nd Sess., 11 June 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S.Gov't. Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F7611:P43/7)

U.S. President (Reag an, Ronald). Participation of US. armedforces in the multinational force1 inLeaon c unicationfrom the President of the United States pursuant to PublicLaw 98-119,- Setin 4. House Document 98-119, 98th Cong.,2nd 5ess., 2 April 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1984. (YI.117:98-194)

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REPORT LITERATURE

Fukuyama, F. Escalation in the Middle East and Persian Gulf.Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corporation, September 1984. I(.ANDP-7021)

Inbody, D. S. Saudi Arabia and the United States: perceptionsand Gulf ecuriT . Monterey, CA: Naval Postgraduates u (AD-A150 597/3/GAR)

Mylroie, L. Politics and the Soviet presence in the Peole'sDemocratic Republic of Ynen: internal vulnerabilities andregional challenges. Santa Monica: CA: Rand Corporation,December 193. RAND N-2052-AF)

Rosen, S. J. On weaning Iraq away from Moscow. Santa Monica,CA: RAND Corporation, may 1980. (RAND P-6484)

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V. EAST ASIA/PACIFIC

BOOKS,

Asia and the new international economic order. Edited by JorgeA. Lozoya and A. K. Bhattacharya. New York: PergamonPress, 1981. (HF 1583 .A84 1981)

Asia and U.S. foreign policy. Edited by James S. Hsulng andW -inberg chai. New York: Praeger, 1981. (OS 33.4 .U6 A84)

Barnett, A. Doak. China's economy in global perspective.Washington, D.C.: Brookings institution, 1981. (HC 427.92.B37)

*____ U.S. arms sales: the China-Taiwan triangle.Washington, D.C.7 Brookings Institution, 1982. (UA 1Z .B371982)

Blum, Robert M. Drawing th ine: the origin ofthe Americancontainment policy in Eastia Ne ok Nrtn 19Ztub *Mt.8 .58)

Burchett, Wilfred G. The China-Cambodia-Vietnam triangle.Chicago: Vanguard Books, 1981. (DS, 554.8 .B8T-198)

Changin ptternso security and sbili ty,,In Asia. Edited bySuderhan C a n . SarDesalg e ok Praeger,

1980. (DS 35 .C43)

Chiang, T'ao. Evolvement of Red Chinese relations with Communistcountries in Asia. Taipei, Taiwan: World Anti-CommunistLeague, China Ch-apter: Asian People's Anti-CommunistLeague, Republic of China, 1980. (DS 33.4 .C5 C45)

China-South Asian relations. 1947-1980. Edited by R. K. Jain.Atlantic Highlands, NJ: Humanities Press, 1981. (DS 341.3.C5 C48)

China ithe Soviet Union and the et strategic andpoicaAensions in the 1905 Editedby Douglas T. Starltad

William T. Tow. Boulder, CO: Westvlew Press, 1982. (DS,740.5 .S65 C48)

China's foreign relations in the 1980's. Edited by HarryHarding. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1985. (Onorder)

Chnsedfnce ollic . Edited by Gerald Segal and William T.low. n TU iversity of Illinois Press, 1984. (UA 835.C448 1984)

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The Chinese defense establishment: cotinit, and chage in 2the1930s. Edited byPu .B odwg BuldeC:asvePress, 1983. (UA 835 .C449 1983)

CoeWrren 1. Amin a;sresonse to China: an interpetativehistory of Sino An cn relations. 2nd ed. New York.Wiley, 198. (F 183.8 t;5 C6Z 198)

Copper, John Franklin. China's global role: an analysis ofPekin~ 's ntional Dower capabilities in the cotx of anevolvn n ntraina sI tem. Stanford, CA: Hoover

institution Press, oSnford university, 1980. (DS 779.26.C66)

Cottrell. Alvin J. and Robert J. Hanks. The military utilit ofthe U. S. facilities in the Pipins Washington, .TCenter for Strategic and internatlon al Studies, 1980U. (UA26 .P5 C67)

Dhanapala, Jayantha. China and the Third World. New Delhi:Vikas, 1985. (On order)T

The future of US-China relations. Edited by John Bryan Starr.New York: New Yrk Unversity Press, 1981. (E 183.8 .C5F85)

Gregor, A. James. Crisis in the Phili pile: atra oUS

interests. Washington, D.C.: Etis and ublic PolicyCenterF, 1984. (DS 686.5 .G74 1974)

Hanks , Robert. The Pacific Far East: endangered Americanstraegic stfon. Camorfdge, RA: institute tor-ForeignPoilTyAnais, 1i7981. (0S 518.8 .H26)

Hinton, Harold C. The China Sea: the American stake in itsfuture. New York: National Strategy InfoRmation Center;New Brunswick, NJ: Distributed by Transaction Books, 1980.(0S 511 .1156 1980)

Hoflieinz, Roy. The Eastasia edge. New York: Basic Books, 1982.(HC 460.5 H63IY194Z)~

Horn, Robert C. Soviet-Indian relations: issues and influence.New York: Praeger, 1982. (UK 68.7 .15 H67 1982)

Hoyt, Edwin Palmer. Pacific destiny: thetstory of America inthe western sea from the early iB~ ote18s. Nework: Nrton, 1 951. jUS 518$.8 .b4 1M8)

Japanese and U. S poliy IAsia. Edited by Gaston J. Sigur andYoung C. KimZ. e1w York Praeger, 1982. (E 183.8 .J3 J361982)

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Kenny, Henry J. The American role in Vietnam and East Asia:between two revolutions. New York: Praeger, 19-84. (OS518.8 .K44 1984)

Kim, Young Hum. American frontier activities in Asia:U.S. -Asian relations in the twentieth century. Chicago:Nelson-Hall, 1981. (OS 33.4 _.U6 K5)

Lee, Ki Hyun. North-South Korean relations with the PRC and theUSSR: dilemmna ahead. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air WarCollege, Air University, 1984. (Student Report) (UGB 907.A433 84-128)

Lowe, Peter. Britain in the Far East: a survey from 1819 to thepresent. London: Longman, 1981. (05 518.4 L1b)

Mansingh, Surjet. India's search for power: Indira Gandhi'sfor~ieilijJX, 1996-1982 Beverly Hills: Sage

'Pulictios.198. (35480.84 .M3247 1984)

Military History Symposium (U.S.) (9th: 1980: United States AirForce Academy). The Amnerican military and the Far East:

o eings of the Ninth Militar History U.S.i o c cademy. 1-3 October 1980. Edited by Joe C.

Dixon. Washington, D.C.: Office of Air Force History,Headquarters USAF, 1980. (UGB 789 1980)

MilitarX power and polic n Asa tts hn.India, Japan.Edited by Unkar MArwa anSohta U!olak9oudrCO: Westvlew Press, 1980. (UA 830 .M54)

Mitchell, George C. et al. Asian/Pacific dnmc-eooisicitsug: oa Affairs Council o

Pittsburgh, 19U4. (On order)

Mukherjee, Pranab. Beod suvval: emerging dimensions ofIndan economy: New H Deh VKas, 1984. (HC 435.2 .MBZ5

National securit Vin terests in the Pacific Basin. Edited byClaT~iude A. Buss. Stanford, CA: Hoover Institution Press,1985. (On order)

New frontiers in American-East Asian relations: esyE reented

to D Irth Be . Edited by Warren [I. Cohen.NeYokrlli Te-iity Press, 1983. (05 518.8 .N44 1983)

Northeast Asian security after Vietnam. Edited by Martin E.Weinstein. Urbana; University of Illinois Press, 1982.(OS 504.5 .N67 1982)

Oudone Sananikone. The Royal Lao Army and U.S. Army advice andspport. Washilngton, D.C.: u-3. Army Center or military

Pri-toiry, 1981. (UA 853 .L28 092)

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Pol iticlcag and the economic future of East Asia. apers!: resnte tsenaspoored by Pacific Forum. 1dt3 bRobert I". Hewett. Honouu HI: Distributed by UniversityPress of Hawaii, 1981. (HC 412 .P598 1981)

Poole, Frederick King and Max Vanzl. Revolution In thePhil1ippines: the United States in a hall of cracedmirors. NwYork: Mcbraw-Hill, 1984. (E 183.8 .P5 P66

Pye, Lucian W. Redefinin American policy in Southeast Asia.Washington, U.. Ameica nterprise institute for PublicPolicy Research, 1982. (DS 52n5.9 .U6 P9 1982)

Ramdas, Gophal. ZOPFAN: zone of peace fredomn and neutrality:ASEAN's perspectie Maxel Air orce Base, AL: Air warCollege, Air University, 1984. (Student Report) (UGB 907.A433 84-080)

Schaller, Michael. The American occupation of Japan: theorigins of the Cold War in Asia. Mew York: OxfordUniversity Press, 1985. (On order)

Sen, Anupam Th stte industrialization, and class formationsin India:T a neo-Mari st perspectve o0n colonialism.underdevelopment, and devoment. oon: Routledge andKegan Paul, 1982. (HO 3616 .142 S35 1982)

Shalom, Stephen Rosskamm. The United States and the Ph ipies:a study of neo colonialism. Phllldelphla. PA: ntttfor the Study of H-wnan Issues, 1981. (E 183.8 .P5 S5)

Shibusawa, Masahide. Japan and the Asian Pacific region:erofie ofchan New York:- St. Martin's Pres-s,1984.

Simon, Sheldon W. The ASEAN states and regional 'eurtyStanford, CA: Hoover Instituin Prs,182. (UA833.5.S55 1982)

The Sino-Soviet conflit a glblprspective. Edited byHerbert .J. Ellison. Seattle University of WashingtonPress, 1982. (OS 740.5 .S65 S56)

Snyder, Edwin K. et al. The Taiwan relations act and the defenseof the RepubTfc of China. Berkeley: Institute ofInterntionl StuidTiesfnlversity of California, 1980. (UA853 .T28 S69)

So, Chin-Tae. South Korea and its security enviroment. MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air War College, Air University, 1981.(Student Report) (UGO 907 .A432 M5116-81)

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Soviet poliy in as Asia. Edited by Donald S. Zagoria. New9aven. MA Uier;iy Press, 1982. (DS 518.1 .S68 1982)

Tajima, Takashi. China and South-east Asi: srtOiLneetan fi o cs London: Internatioal ,ntiut fo

StrategicStuales.981. (U 162 .A23 no.172) tt o

Tharoor, Shashi. Reasons of stte:~! o Itia development andIndia's ~S foegUoiyudrIdr andhi . 19660M977. New

Delhi: Vikas Publishers House, 1982. (US Q80.84 IT661982 )

Thee, Marek. Towards a new cnetaization of nurlt a

st~rategy Tor conflc resolto ~n Asia. LOS Ane ReCter for the study of Armament and Dirament, California

State University, 1982. (JX 1581 .S68 T45 1982)

Tsurutani, Taketsugu. Japanese policz and East Asian security.New York: Praeger, 1981. (UA 845 JT85)

U.S. foreign PolicX and Asian-Pacific security: transregionalapproach. Edited by William T. Tow an WillIam R.FenyBoTder, CO: Westview Press, 1982. (DS 33.4 .U6 U38 1982)

United States-Taiwa-n relations and western Pacific security: astuy n Pciic ecritprblems. wahngton, D.C.:

American Forin Plcy nstiute, 1984. (E 183.8 .T73 U51984)

Watts, William. The United States and Asia: changing attitudesand lici s. Lexington, MA: Lexington gooks, 1982.(D

Wawn, Brian. The economics of the ASEAN countries: Indonesia,Malaysia1 Philippines.Snaor n Thailand. New York:St. Martin's Press, 1982. (HC 441 .w318)

Whitlam, Edward Gough. A Pacific cormmunity. Cambridge, MA:Harvard University Press, 1981. (HC4760.5 .W47)

Woodard, Kim. The international energy relations of China.Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1980. (HO 9502.C62 W6 1980)

Wu, Yuan-li and Chun-hsl Wu. Economic development in SoutheastAsia: the Chinese dimension. Stanford, CA: Hooverinstitution Press, 1980.(H 412 .W84)

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PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Brown, W. A. The Soviet role in Asia. U.S. Department of StateBulletin 83:13-17, December 1983.

U.S.-Asia security: economic and political dimensions(address, 18 June 1984). U.S. Department of State Bulletin84:34-5, September 1984.

Cossa, R. A. Northeast Asia security perspectives (address,18-20 November 1984). Vital Speeches of the Day 51:205-8,15 January 1985.

Garrett, Banning and Bonnie S. Glaser. U.S.-China rapport(Reagan cooperation finally under way?). New York Times132:A19, 15 August 1983.

Kessler, R. J. The Philippines: a U.S. policy dilemma.Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 41:41-4, January 1985.

Lasater, Martin L. Future fighter sales to Taiwan. ComparativeStrategy 5:51-73, 1985.

Lewis, Anthony. Whatever is, is right. Vietnam lesson forPhilippines, Central America. New York Times 133:A19, 10October 1983.

Lewy, Guenter. Some political-military lessons of the Vietnamwar. Parameters 14:2-14, Spring 1984.

Menon, R. The Soviet Union in East Asia. Current History82:313-17, October 1983.

Munro, R. H. Dateline, Manila: Moscow's next win? ForeignPolicy 56:173-90, Fall 1984.

Randolph, R. S. Pacific overtures. Foreign Policy 57:128-42,Winter 1984/85.

Shultz, George P. Asia-Pacific and the future (address, July 18,1984). U.S. Department of State Bulletin 84:3-7, September1984.

The U.S. and East Asia: a partnership for the future.-- . Department of State Bulletin 83:31-6, April 1983.

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GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

Grinter, Lawrence E. The Philippine bases: continuing utilityin a changing strategic context. Washington, U.C.:National Defense University, Research Directorate, 1980.(05.409:80-2)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Relations.North-south relations on the Korean Peninsula. Hearingsbefore the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, 98thCong., 2nd Sess., 20 March 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S.Gov't. Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:N81/13)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Situationand outlook in the Philippines. Hearing before theSubcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, 98th Cong., 2ndSess., 20 September, 4 October 1984. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1984. (Y4.F76/1:P53/4)

U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs. Sovietrole in Asia. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Europeand the Middle East and the Subcommittee on Asian andPacific Affairs, 98th Cong., 1st Sess., 19, 21, 26, 28 July,2 August1 27 Septembper, 19 October 1983. Washington, D.C.:U.S. Govrt. Print. Off., 1983. (Y4.F76/1:So8/30)

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REPORT LITERATURE

Pollack, J. 0. China and Taiwan in 1983. Santa Monica, CA:Rand Corporation, Deceiber 1983. (RAND P-6937)

China and the global strategic balance. Santa Monica,- T Rand Corporation, January 1984. (RAND P-6952)

China's role in Pacific Basin security. Santa Monica,--t K? Rand Corporation, May 1984. (RAND P-6990)

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