The Superpowers and Regional Tensions: The USSR, the United States, and Europe

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By William E. Griffith

Lexington Books, 1982, 135 pp

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A knowledgeable overview of East-West relations as of mid-1981, with a particular focus on Europe, East and West. Griffith believes, quite correctly, that the Western alliance is now in a long-term crisis of a new magnitude.

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