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European Perceptions and East-West Competition,

Robert B Mahoney

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Three issues were considered in this paper: (1) The course taken by leaders' perceptions in the United Kingdom, France, and West Germany of the state of East-West tension in Europe, 1946-1970; (2) The linkages which these perceptions have had with other elements in the hypothesized system of East-West competition; and (3) Other linkages in this system which were uncovered in the course of examining the second issue.

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Key concepts: Competition (biology), Perception, Political science, Geography, State (computer science), West germany, Economy, Economic history