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Gorbachev and the CPSU

1993
Was Gorbachev a cuckoo in the nest? Could he have been aiming all along to bring the Communist Party down? One can be forgiven for entertaining this question: Gorbachev’s relations with the CPSU require a chapter to themselves.
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The Gorbachev era

2006
No period in peacetime in twentieth-century Russia saw such dramatic change as the years between 1985 and 1991. During this time Russia achieved a greater political freedom than it had ever enjoyed before. The Cold War ended definitively in 1989 when the Central and Eastern European states regained their sovereignty.
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Gorbachev and the Syrians

1991
To judge by the announcement of a three-day public mourning in Syria over the death of Konstantin Chernenko on 10 March 1985, the ageing leader’s attempts to remove the strains in Soviet-Syrian relations had been fully successful. But if the Syrians had cherished any expectations that the new Soviet Secretary-General, Mikhail Gorbachev, would continue ...
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Gorbachev’s Gamble

2016
This chapter discusses the political challenges that Gorbachev faced while devising policy during the late 1980s, and highlights the role played by economic interest groups, including the farm lobby, heavy industries, and the military industrial complex.
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Gorbachev

History: Reviews of New Books, 1999
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From Gorbachev's Archive M. Gorbachev (Interview)

World Economy and International Relations, 1993
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