Charles Wolf
1924
Books
- Methods for improving coordination between economic and military aid programs
- Promoting democracy and free markets in Eastern Europe
- Foreign aid
- The Costs of the Soviet empire
- The historical background of American policy
- Preliminary observations on Hainan's strategic development plan
- On aspects of Korea's five-year development plan
- Turkish development prospects and policies in light of experience elsewhere
- Lie feng
- Defense and the Soviet economy
- China's foreign aid and government-sponsored investment activities
- Developing cooperative forces in the Third World
- The dynamics of coercion
- Fault lines in China's economic terrain
- Gorbachev's allocative choices
- Defense conversion, economic reform and the outlook for the Russian and Ukrainian economies
- The Impoverished superpower
- The Changing balance
- Arming the Reagan doctrine
- Asian Economic Trends and Their Security Implications
- Asian futures
- Defense and the macroeconomy in the Soviet Union
- Defense and the Soviet Economy Military Muscle Economic Weakness
- The demand for oil and energy in developing countries
- Korean and U.S. forces and responsibilities in the changing Asian security environment
- North Korean paradoxes
- East-West economic relations and the Soviet Union's defense posture
- Promoting democracy and free markets in Eastern Europe
- Defense conversion, economic reform, and the outlook for the Russian and Ukrainian economies
- Comments on "Defense planning in Turkey," by Michael Moodie
- Developing improved deflators for defense research and development
- Complementary and conflicting economic interests in Japan-U.S. relations
- The Role of the military sector in the economies of Russia and Ukraine
- Pricing and recoupment policies for commercially useful technology resulting from NASA programs
- The Costs and benefits of the Soviet empire, 1981-1983
- The Future of the Soviet empire
- Computers and economics: progress, problems and prospects
- A dialogue on the North-South Dialogue
- The Third World in U.S.-Soviet competition
- Controlling small wars
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