Soviet military assistance an empirical perspective

This study analyzes the historical relationships between the provision of military assistance and success in achieving Soviet aims during the Cold War. Mott looks at Soviet donor-recipient relationships across seventeen case studies to identify the generalities or regularities that relate the classi...

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Main Author: Mott, William H. IV 1939-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Greenwood Press 2001
Series:Contributions in military studies no. 207
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505 0 |a 1. Concepts and Themes -- 2. The Cold-War Donor-Recipient Relationship -- 3. Purposes, Policy, and Strategy -- 4. Soviet Military Assistance to the Middle East -- 5. Soviet Military Assistance in Sub-Saharan and Southern Africa -- 6. Soviet Military Assistance in Asia and Latin America -- 7. Soviet Military Assistance: Refining the Wartime Uniformities 
520 |a This study analyzes the historical relationships between the provision of military assistance and success in achieving Soviet aims during the Cold War. Mott looks at Soviet donor-recipient relationships across seventeen case studies to identify the generalities or regularities that relate the classical wartime relationship to achievement of donor Cold War aims. He refines the four critical features of the wartime donor-recipient relationship--convergence of donor and recipient aims, donor control, commitment of donor military forces, and coherence of donor policies and strategies--to reflect the unique political economic constraints of the Cold War. Findings challenge orthodox separation of politics, history, military science, and economics, and refute the common wisdom that economic aid is a more effective policy instrument than military assistance. 
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