PERESTROIKA AND ARMS CONTROL

Robert Ayanian

Contemporary Economic Policy, 1989, vol. 7, issue 1, 70-74

Abstract: Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika has had its most conspicuous success in restructuring US.‐Soviet relations. The INF treaty with the United States and the talks now under way on a prospective START agreement are major developments in international arms control. But Soviet START proposals are a threat to nuclear deterrence. START reductions in strategic nuclear weapons will decrease U.S. security dangerously unless they are implemented under the vrotective umbrella of a U.S. missile defense system.

Date: 1989
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