Abstract
The first piece of U.S. legislation inspired by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Jackson‐Vanik amendment has acted as a catalyst in hastening Soviet Jewish emigration policies and, contrary to popular opinion, its application contributed to—not undermined—detente.
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