U.S.-Post-Soviet Dialogues

Part 1 Human Rights for the 21st Century; Chapter 1 Golden Opportunities, Huge Obstacles, Bertram Gross, Peter Juviler; Chapter 2 Witness to Upheaval, Elena Lukasheva; Part 1a The Ex-USSR: Endings and Beginnings; Chapter 3 Actors in the Drama Speak Out (Berkeley, California, August 10-11, 1989), Richard Schifter, Viktor Chkhikvadze, Elena Bonner, Andrei Sakharov, Pavel Litvinov; Chapter 4 Russia Turned Upside Down, Peter Juviler; Chapter 5 Human Rights: A Time for Hard Decisions, Elena Lukasheva; Chapter 6 Individual Rights Before October 1917: A Russian Perspective, Evgenii Skripilev; Chapter 7 Prerevolutionary New Thinking, Susan Heuman; Chapter 8 Postcommunist New Thinking on Human Rights, Vladimir Kudriavtsev, Elena Lukasheva; Chapter 9 The Legal Status of Foreign Employees in Russia, Paula Garb; Part 2 The USA: Progress and Regress; Chapter 10 The Human Rights Paradox, Bertram Gross; Chapter 11 A Russian View of U.S. Principles and Practice, Irina Lediakh, Oleg Vorobiev; Chapter 12 Civil Liberties in the United States: Nature And Limits, Norman Dorsen; Chapter 13 Civil Liberties in the United States: Changing Soviet Perspectives, Vasilii Vlasikhin; Chapter 14 U.S. Foreign Policy and Human Rights; Chapter 15 A U.S. Comment on the Essay by Vladimir Kartashkin, David Forsythe; Part 3 Toward the Twenty-first Century; Chapter 16 A Common Global Home, Vladimir Kartashkin; Chapter 17 Goals for a Stronger United Nations, Bertram Gross, Vladimir Kartashkin; Chapter 18 Human Rights Education for a New World Order, Charles Henry; Chapter 19 Roles of Women and Men: Integrating the Public and the Private, Riane Eisler; Chapter 20 A Healthier United States, Bertram Gross; Chapter 21 Negative Duties Toward All, Positive Duties Toward Some, Henry Shue; Chapter 22 Rethinking Rights Without the Enemy, Peter Juviler;