Some Reflections on Archie Brown and the End of the Cold War

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Notes

 [1] Brown, “Perestroika and the End of the Cold War,” 2.

 [2] Patman, “Reagan, Gorbachev and the Emergence of the ‘New Political Thinking’.”

 [3] Brown, “Perestroika and the End of the Cold War,” 14.

 [4] Teague, “Current Developments in the Soviet Empire.” See also White, “Rethinking the Transition.”

 [5] Brown, “Perestroika and the End of the Cold War,” 9.

 [6] Brown “Perestroika and the End of the Cold War.”, 6.

 [7] Brown “Perestroika and the End of the Cold War.”, 13.

 [8] McMahon, “Making Sense of American Foreign Policy during the Reagan Years,” 372.

 [9] Walker, The Cold War; “Enter Gorbachev”, The Second Russian Revolution, 6-part BBC TV Series, Part 1, 1991.

[10] “Enter Gorbachev”; see also Shultz, Turmoil and Triumph, 273, 358.

[11] Arbatov, The System, 203.

[12] Bowker, “Explaining Soviet Foreign Policy Behaviour in the 1980s,” 101.

[13] Shultz, Turmoil and Triumph, 265.

[14] Shultz, Turmoil and Triumph, 265, 500.

[15] Schell, “The Gift of Time.”

[16] Walker, The Cold War, 286.

[17] MccGwire, Perestroika and Soviet National Security, 121.

[18] Prostiakov, “Under Chernenko,” 90–97.

[19] The Guardian (London), 17 December 1984.

[20] Brown, “Perestroika and the End of the Cold War,” 6.

[21] General Nikolai Leonov interviewed in “Messengers from Moscow,” 35.

[22] Zaloga, “Red Star Wars,” 205–8.

[23] General Sergei Kondrashev interviewed in “Messengers from Moscow,” 35.

[24] General Makhmud Gareev interviewed in “Messengers from Moscow,” 34.

[25] Gromyko, Memories, 340.

[26] Soviet Weekly, 13 June 1991.

[27] Alexander Yakovlev interviewed in “Messengers from Moscow,” 36–7; Gill, “Sources of Political Reform in the Soviet Union,” 238.

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Robert G. Patman

Robert G. Patman is a Professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Otago, and the Director of the Master of International Studies programme there. He has authored or edited seven books and is one of the co-editors of the new Praeger Series on The Ethics of American Foreign Policy.