Contents
Introduction. Belgrade CSCE Follow-up Meeting 1977-78 Thirty Years
on: Relevance for Today's Europe
7
Klaus Hildebrand
The Cold War as Detente. The Phenomenology of the World Community
of Nation States in the 1970s
25
Rinna Kullaa
The Birth a n d Development of the CSCE: Finnish a n d Yugoslav Models
for Neutrality in the Early Cold War
39
Ljubodrag Dimic
Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslav Policy a n d the Formation o f the Concept of
European Security 1968-1975
59
Jovan Cavoski
On the Road to Belgrade: Yugoslavia's Contribution to the Defining of
the Concept o f European Security and Cooperation 1975 -1977
83
Jordan Baev
Bulgaria a n d the Warsaw Pact consultations o n the CSCE Process: From
Helsinki to Belgrade
107
Robert Gerald Hughes
Britain, East-West Detente a n d the CSCE
119
Harald Biermann
U.S. Perceptions o f the CSCE Process
143
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Thomas Fischer
Getting To Know Their Limits: The N + N a n d the Follow-up Meeting in
Belgrade 1977/78
163
Breck Walker
"Neither Shy nor Demagogic" - The Carter Administration Goes t o
Belgrade
185
Angela Romano
The European Community a n d the Belgrade CSCE
205
Oliver Bange
"The Greatest Happiness o f the Greatest Number...". The FRG a n d the
GDR and the Belgrade CSCE Conference (1977 - 78)
225
Wolfgang Eichwede
"....but it must be a detente with a h u m an face". Helsinki a n d the h u m a n
rights movements in Eastern Europe
255
Joachim Scholtyseck
GDR Dissidents and Human Rights Issues
285
Wanda Jarz^bek
Lost illusions? The Polish government and h u m an rights issues from
Helsinki to Belgrade, 1975-1978
305
Abbreviations
321
List of Authors
327
Index o f Names
331