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N. 4 – Spring 1989

Cover
Moving targets
An Extraordinary Year
A Conversation with Giulio Andreotti
Front page
Europe without Currency Barriers
Samuel Brittan
Journal à plusieurs voix
The Exploding Soviet Periphery

How the Baltic was Won
Alexander Shtromas
Perestroika and the Nationalities
Gerhard Simon
Anatomy of an Escalation
Uwe Halbach
Georgia’s Narrow Path
S. Kartveli
Moscow, Tiblisi and the Abkhazian Card
P. Iberi
Russia and the USSR in the Caucasus
An Interview with Janri Kachia
The polyglot’s shelf
A section of book reviews
Istvàn Bibò – La grande misère des petits pays de l’Europe de l’Est (François Fejtö)
Luis Suarez Fernandez – Franco y la URSS (Federica Lolli-Ghetti)

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Many authors have contributed to the success of the Journal. Among them:

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