《Survey of International Affairs 1955-1956》

PART ⅠJANUARY-APRIL 19551

Ⅰ．INTRODUCTION3

Ⅱ．CONFLICTS IN ASIA7

Formosa and the Off-shore Islands7

Indo-China14

S．E．A．T．O．21

Ⅲ．MEDITERRANEAN PROBLEMS23

The Baghdad Pact24

North Africa32

Ⅳ．EUROPE37

The Paris Treaties37

The Soivet Union and the Eastern Coalition44

Jugoslavia54

Ⅴ．THE UNCOMMITTED PEOPLES AND THE BANDUNG CONFERENCE57

PART ⅡMAY-NOVEMBER 195567

Ⅵ．INTRODUCTION69

Ⅶ．THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE MIDDLE EAST78

Cyprus，Aden，Buraimi79

North Africa82

Egypt，Israel，and the Middle East91

Ⅷ．DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE AND THE ATLANTIC ALLIANCE100

The Saar101

European Alignments104

North Africa107

West German rearmament108

Greece and Turkey109

Spain110

Scandinavia111

Conflicting Economic Policies112

The Netherlands and Indonesia114

Portugal and Goa115

Ethiopia and Somaliland117

Developments in the Commonwealth118

Korea and Formosa121

Ⅸ．SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY124

Austria124

Finland126

The Far East128

Jugoslavia133

Germany138

Ⅹ．DISARMAMENT AND THE GENEVA CONFERENCES150

The Geneva Conference of Heads of Governments155

Between the Conferences160

The Foreign Ministers＇ Meeting167

PART ⅢDECEMBER 1955-JULY 1956175

Ⅺ．INTRODUCTION177

Ⅻ．WESTERN POLICIES AND PROBLEMS188

Asia，the West，and the Uncommitted Nations191

Western Europe，N．A．T．O．，and the Atlantic Alliance202

ⅩⅢ．SOVIET REAPPRAISALS219

The Twentieth Party Congress222

Eastern Europe after the Twentieth Party Congress229

Soviet Foreign Policy after the Twentieth Party Congress241

ⅩⅣ．EAST-WEST RELATIONS250

Disarmament Negotiations253

The German Question263

Jugoslavia268

Indo-China272

The Middle East275

ⅩⅤ．TENSIONS IN THE MIDDLE EAST281

Cyprus287

North Africa290

Jordan，Israel，and Middle Eastern Alignments295

The Aswan Dam and the Genesis of the Suez Crisis302

CONCLUSION311

INDEX315