Abstract
1. An Anomaly in Gorbachev's Foreign Policy The Cold War in Europe is coming to an end. Yet despite communist troop withdrawals not only from Eastern Europe but also from Afghanistan, Cambodia, and Angola, conflict in many parts of the Third World still rages on, and both superpowers remain involved in it. Indeed, present Soviet foreign policy toward the Marxist regimes of the Third World is something of an anomaly. It does not appear logical that the USSR should now be withdrawing its troops and allowing democratization in Eastern Europe a region which the Soviets consider fundamentally important to their security interests while at the same time Moscow continues to
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