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West Europe Report [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1985.
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225 pages : charts, tables
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U.S., NATO, PACT EXPERTS PROBE SECURITY ISSUE SPECTRUM by Jan Reifenberg -- GRATZ ON RELATIONS WITH EAST BLOC, SECURITY POLICY by Leopold Gratz -- BALCI VIEWS DENKTAS PACKAGE AS POSITIVE STEP by Ergun Balci -- PCF SEEKS SCIENTIST ACTIVISM FOR DISARMAMENT by Simon Leinad -- PCF INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR THIRD QUARTER -- CANARD : POOR SECURITY IN NUCLEAR, CLASSIFIED DATA BASE by Louis-Marie Horeau -- RELATIONS WITH ALBANIA IN LIGHT OF NORTHERN EPIRUS MINORITY by Stavros Lygeros -- Conclusion Still to Come -- Fotilas Urged to Tell All -- Fotilas Interview by former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Asimakis Fotilas -- ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW CENTER PARTY SUGGESTED -- INTERNECINE STRUGGLE IN PASOK: 'GERMAN', 'AMERICANS' -- DOUBTS EXPRESSED ON BUDGET SOUNDNESS -- LABOR, LIBERAL PARTIES EXPLORE COMMON GROUND by Kees van der Malen -- CDA'S OOSTLANDER ON RELATIONS WITH PEACE MOVEMENT by religious life editor Frits Groeneveld -- GREENS INFLUENCE POLITICAL PARTIES BY STAYING 'OUTSIDE' by Matti Virtanen -- URGENT PSD PROBLEM: SELECTION OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE by Encarnacao Viegas -- RESULTS OF WIDE-RANGING GOVERNMENT-COMMISSIONED POLL -- POLITICAL PARTIES' VISIONS CALLED 'MEGALOMANIACAL' by Pedro Santana Lopes -- POLL SHOWS PINTASILGO RECOVERS, JARDIM IN RACE -- POLL POINTS TO APU, CDS RISE IN 1987 LEGISLATIVE ELECTION -- 'LISBON CONNECTION' ISSUE SEEN MUTUALLY UNPROFITABLE -- CHURCH, ARMED FORCES RAPPED FOR POLITICAL INTERVENTION -- CONTINUATION OF SA CARNEIRO PROJECT ADVOCATED by Jose Miguel Judice -- POLL REVEALS DISTRUST OF GOVERNMENT, MINISTERS -- SECOND THOUGHTS ON REDUCTION OF PRESIDENTIAL POWERS by Jose Antonio Saraiva -- EANES REPORTEDLY ATTEMPTS TO CHANGE PUBLIC IMAGE by Pedro d'Anunciacao -- PORTO PCP MEETING ON 'EANIST' PARTY -- PSD REJECTS CHARGE OF COOPERATION WITH RENAMO -- SOVIET CITIZEN'S DEPARTURE -- PERSONALITIES, MILITARY REPORTEDLY QUERIED ON CANDIDATES -- CDS SEEN PAINTING ITSELF INTO DIFFICULT POSITION -- CDS NATIONAL COUNCIL REAFFIRMS OPPOSITION -- 'PERNICIOUS' INFLUENCE OF GOVERNMENT CRISIS NOTED -- AMARAL, JARDIM STILL CANDIDATES -- LIBERAL INTERNATIONAL BACKING FOR ROCA'S PRD by Luisa Palma -- NATO MILITARY INTEGRATION SEEN KEY TO GIBRALTAR SOLUTION -- REFORMISTS CONCUR ON ROCA LEADERSHIP -- GONZALEZ INTERVIEWED ON NATO, EC, OPPOSITION PARTY by Walter Haubrich -- SAMPLING OF POLITICAL REACTION TO GIBRALTAR ACCORD -- Socialists List Campaign Issues by Bertil Ostergren -- Two Point Decline in Poll by Claes-Goran Kjellander -- Conservative Paper Interprets Poll -- INITIAL SECTION OFF DEMOCRATIC LEFT PARTY PLATFORM -- COMMENT ON PAPANDREOU AS UNPREDICTABLE NATO PLAYER -- Woerner on 'Emerging Technologies' -- Mack Denies 'Aggressive' Planning -- NEW WEAPONS GENERATION SPARKS GROWING CONTROVERSY IN NATO by Harald Hamrin -- Central to NATO Strategy by C. Graf Brockdorf -- Crash Cause Repetition Unlikely by Guneter Paul -- Japanese Interested in Procurement -- TANK-FREE ZONE URGED -- FRANCO-GERMAN ARMS COOPERATION -- RESERVE TRAINING TO INCREASE -- TANK BARRIERS ALONG BORDER -- CP LEADER ON DEFENSE COMMISSION -- Procedural Questions, Biograhic Data by Nikos Gerakaris -- Promotions Announced -- PURCHASE OFF THE CENTURY: AIR SUPERIORITY ACHIEVED -- USEFULNESS OF 'DEFENDORY INTERNATIONAL' ARMS FAIR ANALYZED -- POLITIZATION OF WAR COLLEGE ADMISSIONS FEARED -- UNIFIED AGENCY OF MILITARY INDUSTRY TO BE ESTABLISHED -- 'ORMI 2' MILITARY MANEUVERS -- F-18 NEGOTIATIONS -- MILITARY MANEUVERS' CANCELLATION -- ARMY GENERAL'S SPEECH TERMED 'INSOLENT WARNING' -- TANK COPRODUCTION PRECONTRACT WITH FRANCE -- Conservative Paper on 'Tight Funds' -- Inflation Index Ceiling by Sven Svensson -- Defense Minister Defends Budget Plan by Sven Svensson -- LARGEST EVER COMBINED ARMS EXERCISE TO BE HELD IN WINTER -- COASTAL ARTILLERY'S BOAT BUILDER CRITICIZED ON QUALITY by Gert Tryman. and COASTAL ARTILLERY BOATS RUSTING PREMATURELY by Lars Porne -- NAVY TO GET FOUR COASTAL CORVETTES IN NEW DEFENSE BUDGET by Sven Svensson -- MOST ECONOMISTS AGREE, SEE STRONG, DURABLE GROWTH CONTINUING by Antti Blafield, Juhani Pekkala -- LABOR STATISTICS SHOW HIGH RATE OF CHILD LABOR -- LUBBERS DEFENDS ECONOMIC POLICY, VIEWS COALITION by Ruud Lubbers -- DISCUSSION OF 1985 BUDGET -- GONZALEZ ASSURED GREEK VETO IS NOT EEC BLOCKAGE by special correspondent Cesar Lumbreras -- STATE SECRETARY FOR COMMERCE ON EXPORT 'MIRACLE' by Spain's state secretary for commerce, Luis de Velasco -- MAJOR GALICIAN STRIKE AGAINST 'INDUSTRIAL DISMANTLEMENT' -- INCENTIVES, OVERSIGHT HIGHLIGHT EXPORT TAX REBATE -- ULAGAY LOOKS AHEAD TO 1985 EXPORT, INFLATION BATTLE by Osman Ulagay -- MIXED REACTION TO FREE MARKET TRANSITION by Nilgun Uysal -- EXAMINATION OF EXPROPRIATION IN LAND REFORM POLICY -- KNOOPS ON NATURAL GAS, ELECTRICITY PRICES, FUTURE OF COAL by Etienne Knoops -- IMATRAN VOIMA CHIEF COMMENTS ON INCREASED POWER DEMANDS -- CONSUMER HIT BY FUEL CONSUMPTION TAX, PRICE HIKE -- FISHING AGREEMENT WITH NORWAY -- PROBLEMS ON CLEANING UP NORTH SEA EXAMINED by Jean-Paul Collette.
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Document Date: 1/11/1985.
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