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An Agenda for Renewal

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A Report by the Russian and Eurasian Program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

 
Format: Paperback, 52pp. 
Pub Date: December 2000 

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U.S.-Russian relations are in a period of change. An Agenda for Renewal: U.S.-Russian Relations, produced by the Russian and Eurasian Program of the Carnegie Endowment, sets out an innovative agenda for the renewal of the U.S.-Russian relationship, based on policies that capitalize on areas of mutual interest and affirm the long-term vision of a Russia integrated into Western economic, political, and security structures.

This report is a product of the Russian and Eurasian Program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The following persons contributed to it through writing or discussion: Anders Åslund, Thomas Carothers, Thomas Graham, Stephen Holmes, Andrew Kuchins, Anatol Lieven, Michael McFaul, Martha Brill Olcott, and Jon Wolfsthal

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