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Review: Soviet Foreign Policy/Communism: The Angolan War

regards nuclear weapons as an integral part of a strategy aiming not at deterrence but at victory. Such gloomy appraisals of Soviet intentions are generally ill received in liberal intellectual circles, and Richard Pipes will no doubt be faulted for a historical determinism similar to that which he denounces in Soviet dogma. Yet his arguments are cogent, his insights illuminating, and his prudential advice compelling.