The Soviet Union in the Horn of Africa

Patman Robert G., 2009

Overview

This work delves into the complexities of Soviet actions in the Horn of Africa, analyzing the paradoxes inherent in their behavior. It investigates how historical context, superpower dynamics, and regional competition shaped Soviet perceptions and motivations. The book provides a thorough historical backdrop to recent conflicts, detailing the significant shift from alliance with Somalia to supporting Ethiopia.

Who it's for

• Students and researchers of international relations and Soviet/Russian foreign policy.
• Individuals interested in the history of the Horn of Africa and Cold War dynamics.
• Readers seeking a detailed analysis of Soviet intervention in regional conflicts.

Key features

• Paperback binding
• Published in 2009
• 432 pages
• ISBN: 9780521102513
• Publisher: Cambridge Academ