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5. Tactical Linkage, Export Competition, and the Decline of CoCom’s Strategic Embargo
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Michael Mastanduno
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- List of Tables and Figure ix
- Preface xi
- Abbreviations xiii
- 1. The Political Economy of CoCom 1
- 2. Strategies for Trade with an Adversary 39
- 3. CoCom’s First Decade: The Rise and Demise of Economic Warfare 64
- 4. The Consolidation of CoCom’s Strategic Embargo and the Struggle to Adjust U.S. Policy, 1958-1968 107
- 5. Tactical Linkage, Export Competition, and the Decline of CoCom’s Strategic Embargo 143
- 6. From Products to Technologies: The Bucy Report and Export Control Reform 186
- 7. Afghanistan, Poland, and the Pipeline: The Renewal and Rejection of Economic Warfare 220
- 8. U.S. Leadership and the Struggle to Strengthen CoCom, 1981—1989 266
- 9. World without Cold War: Is There a Role for CoCom? 310
- Index 345
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- List of Tables and Figure ix
- Preface xi
- Abbreviations xiii
- 1. The Political Economy of CoCom 1
- 2. Strategies for Trade with an Adversary 39
- 3. CoCom’s First Decade: The Rise and Demise of Economic Warfare 64
- 4. The Consolidation of CoCom’s Strategic Embargo and the Struggle to Adjust U.S. Policy, 1958-1968 107
- 5. Tactical Linkage, Export Competition, and the Decline of CoCom’s Strategic Embargo 143
- 6. From Products to Technologies: The Bucy Report and Export Control Reform 186
- 7. Afghanistan, Poland, and the Pipeline: The Renewal and Rejection of Economic Warfare 220
- 8. U.S. Leadership and the Struggle to Strengthen CoCom, 1981—1989 266
- 9. World without Cold War: Is There a Role for CoCom? 310
- Index 345
