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N. 8 – Spring 1990

Cover
Moving Targets
A World Ungoverned
A conversation with Vicomte Etienne Davignon
Journal à plusieurs voix
Airbus: Partners and Paradoxes
Pierre Muller
How European is Airbus?
Heinz Michaels
Editor’s Note
The World in Sixty Lines
Up from the Protectorate – The Wall and the Moat
The Future of Neo-conservatism – Fragments of Reunification
Fuel to the fire
Germany Unity: the View from Moscow
Yuri P. Davydov and Dmitri V. Trenin
To Be Continued…
The EEC and the Arabs: Time for Realism
Ghassan Salamé
Background File
Homo Sovieticus: Tells it All
A Conversation with Alexander Zinoviev
The polyglot’s shelf
A Section of Book Reviews
Jacques Adda, Marie-Claude Smouts – La France face au Sud – (Federica Lolli-Ghetti)
Christian Krockow – Die Deutschen in ihrem Jahrhundert, 1890-1990 – (Werner Weidenfeld)
Marcel Merle, Christine Alix de Montclos – La Saint-Siège dans le relations internationales – (Christian Mellon)
Ernest-Otto Czempiel – Machtprobe. Die USA un die Sowjetunion in den achtziger Jahren – (Josef Janning)
Pierre Mélandri – Reagan. Une biographie totale – (Sergio Fabbrini)

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Pino Arlacchi, Samuel Brittan, Cornelius Castoriadis, Philip G. Cerny, George Corm, Ralf Dahrendorf, Etienne Davignon, Jean-Luc Domenach, François Fejtö, Joachim Fest, Pierre Hassner, Peter Hebblethwaite, Roy Jenkins, Josef Joffe, Arrigo Levi, Edward Luttwak, Stevan K. Pavlowitch, Jaques Rupnik, Ghassan Salamé, Alexander Smolar, Michael Stürmer, Marie-France Toinet, Rudolf von Thadden, Richard von Weizsäcker