Soviet Perspectives on International Relations, 1956-1967

The book delves into the evolving perspectives of Soviet international relations from 1956 onwards, particularly during and after Khrushchev's leadership. It examines how Russian commentators assess key players in global politics, revealing insights into the Soviet worldview. The analysis highlights the distribution of power globally and explores how Soviet analysts perceive the United States' capabilities, motives, and decision-making processes, providing a nuanced understanding of Soviet political thought during a transformative period.