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The Policy World Meets Academia: Designing U.S. Policy toward Russia

Authors
Timothy J. Colton, Timothy Frye, and Robert Legvold
Project
U.S. Policy Toward Russia
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Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I: Overview

Chapter 1: Russia and the Recent Evolution of the SCO: Issues and Challenges for U.S. Policy

Chapter 2: Living in Alternate Universes: Divergent Narratives and the Challenge of U.S.-Russia Relations since the Cold War

Chapter 3: Russia, the Post-Soviet Space and Challenges to U.S. Policy

Chapter 4: Assessing the Russian Challenge to U.S. Policy

Part II: Overview

Chapter 5: Principled Integration: A U.S. Policy Response to the Economic Challenge Posed by Russia

Chapter 6: Conditional Property and Regional Political Cultures: Challenges for U.S. Foreign Policy in the Post-Soviet Space

Chapter 7: Putin's Peers

Chapter 8: Formulating U.S. Policy toward Russia

Part III: Overview

Chapter 9: American Foreign Policy toward Russia: Is a U-Turn, or Any Turn, Possible?

Chapter 10: Russia's War on Terrorism

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U.S. Policy Toward Russia

The Academy conducted a major reexamination of U.S. foreign policy toward Russia. The goal was to develop a comprehensive, coherent, and effective policy on U.S.-Russian relations for consideration by the then new U.S. administration, Congress, and the media.

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Timothy J. Colton, Timothy Frye, and Robert Legvold
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