Ally versus Ally: America, Europe and the Siberian Pipeline Crisis - Softcover
Examines U.S. relations with the member nations of NATO, explains U.S. opposition to the Siberian pipeline project, and assesses European willingness to ignore U.S. objections
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"Ally Versus Ally is a richly researched and revealing account of how disagreement can turn into acrimony and then into crisis. Anthony Blinken explains that the U.S. embargo of high technology agianst the Soviet bloc actually worked against American interests by hindering American competition, costing thousands of American jobs, and losing billions of dollars in trade, without really improving America's national security. The U.S. embargo turned out to be more of a sanction against ourselves and our European allies than the Soviet Union. Ally Versus Ally is a powerful indictment of using trade as a foreign policy weapon. Americans can learn from their government's past mistakes. And this book has much to teach."-Donald M. Kendall, Chairman, Pepsico
?Ally Versus Ally is a richly researched and revealing account of how disagreement can turn into acrimony and then into crisis. Anthony Blinken explains that the U.S. embargo of high technology agianst the Soviet bloc actually worked against American interests by hindering American competition, costing thousands of American jobs, and losing billions of dollars in trade, without really improving America's national security. The U.S. embargo turned out to be more of a sanction against ourselves and our European allies than the Soviet Union. Ally Versus Ally is a powerful indictment of using trade as a foreign policy weapon. Americans can learn from their government's past mistakes. And this book has much to teach.?-Donald M. Kendall, Chairman, Pepsico
About the Author:
?Ally Versus Ally is a richly researched and revealing account of how disagreement can turn into acrimony and then into crisis. Anthony Blinken explains that the U.S. embargo of high technology agianst the Soviet bloc actually worked against American interests by hindering American competition, costing thousands of American jobs, and losing billions of dollars in trade, without really improving America's national security. The U.S. embargo turned out to be more of a sanction against ourselves and our European allies than the Soviet Union. Ally Versus Ally is a powerful indictment of using trade as a foreign policy weapon. Americans can learn from their government's past mistakes. And this book has much to teach.?-Donald M. Kendall, Chairman, Pepsico
ANTHONY J. BLINKEN, who attends Columbia University Law School, was a reporter with The New Republic.
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- PublisherGreenwood Press
- Publication date1987
- ISBN 10 0275926168
- ISBN 13 9780275926168
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages208
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