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...dom of multinational capital, deemphasizing nuclear weapons, and deepening detente with the Soviet Union."<ref> Alan Wolfe, "Crackpot Moralism, Neo-Realism an * Garthoff, Raymond. ''Detente and Confrontation: American–Soviet relations from Nixon to Reagan'' (1994

...for revolution in the first place. Furthermore intervention would destroy detente with the United States and Western Europe. On the other hand, Gromyko insis ...the Soviets invaded in December 1979, Carter, disgusted at the collapse of detente and alarmed at the rapid Soviet gains, terminated progress on arms limitati

...prisoned writer. A letter to [[Willy Brandt]], warning of the dangers of [[detente]], followed. The authorities replied with increased repressive measures aim

...major commitment of U.S. forces to Vietnam, the Diem assassination, up to detente

...jor powers to pressure Diem to accept the elections, but growing east-west detente made the Communists unwilling to force the situation. The U.S. did not want ...es, in the United Nations. Their decision was based on a growing east-west detente, but the North Vietnamese saw it as a sellout of their goal of reunificatio

...e CIA, Bush was skeptical of assessments that the Soviet Union supported [[detente]]. He commissioned the famous Team B report of hard-line anti-Soviet analys

...s and, to a lesser extent, by the Chinese. Changing to a more "realist" or detente strategy under Nixon challenged the assumption that Communist expansion in ...o fruition. Nixon, instead, was most interested in world affairs, and saw detente with China and the Soviet Union as an alternative to containment.

...] had, along with the USA, changed its approach to match the new spirit of detente, which eased the Cold War. In July 1975 Apollo 18 (finding a new use after

Vietnamization fit into the broader Nixon Administration detente policy, in which the United States no longer regarded its fundamental state

...ons, while the Nixon administration supported a more multipolar model of [[detente]]. ...d the earlier [[containment policy]]<ref>Kissinger, pp. 27-28</ref> with [[detente]].<ref>Kissinger, pp. 249-250</ref>

...ons, while the Nixon administration supported a more multipolar model of [[detente]]. ...d the earlier [[containment policy]]<ref>Kissinger, pp. 27-28</ref> with [[detente]].<ref>Kissinger, pp. 249-250</ref> Also in 1969, both overt and covert [[

...<ref> Jeremi Suri, ''Power and Protest: Global Revolution and the Rise of Detente'' (2003); Stanley Hoffmann, "Confrontation in May 1968," '' Decline or Rene

...e more detailed level. Obviously, things like [[containment policy]] and [[detente]] have broader implications. The "technology" will mostly be brief introduc

...940-44) argued in 1946 for friendly relations (what later would be called "detente") with Moscow. The left tried to defeat Truman in 1948 by running Wallace a

...e more detailed level. Obviously, things like [[containment policy]] and [[detente]] have broader implications. The "technology" will mostly be brief introduc