Table of Contents

Preface. Part I: The Current Legal Framework of Export Control. 1. CoCom: Its Past, Present and Future. Western Export Controls Affecting the Eastern Bloc -- An International Law Viewpoint. Part II: The U.S. System of Export Controls. 3. The Politics of East-West Trade: An Analysis of Cyclical Trends. 4. U.S. Governmental Controls over Technology Exports with Particular Reference to the Soviet Union. Part III: Japanese Industry and the Export Control System. 5. West-East Technology Transfer and Amendments to Japanese Export Control Legislation. 6. National Security and the Control of the Technology Transfer in Japan. 7. CoCom and the Japanese Regulation of Exports -- The Response of Japanese Companies. Appendix. Part IV: Views of the European Allies. 8. CoCom: the View of European Countries. 9. East-West Technology Transfer: The British Experience. Part V: Technology Transfer and Law in the USSR and Hungary. 10. Transfer of Technology in East-West Trade with Special Reference to Joint Ventures in Hungary. 11. Soviet Foreign Trade Reform and Technology Transfer. Part VI: Economic Interests and National Security. 12. A Theory of the Administration of National Security Export Controls and CoCom Reforms. 13. West-East Technology Transfer in the Context of Perestroika.