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Abs. Rel. Abs. Rel. Abs. Rel. Abs. Re/. Abs. Rel. Abs. Rel. 2 36 Jean-Francois Thibault and Jacques Levesque From this perspective, Shevardnadze would have spoken these remarkable words in an address to the United Nations General Assembly: "We in our country are not just repainting the facade but rebuilding the entire structure, in which the rules of living together must and will be based on the supremacy of law, people's power, openness to the outside world, inter-ethnic harmony, and friendship" (Shevardnadze I98t)b).
We must carry through unprecedented reforms in an economy that over seven decades was stripped of all free market mechanisms, establish the foundations of democracy, and restore the law-governed state in a country that for decades was poisoned with social confrontation and political oppression ... We have no right to fail in this most difficult task; we do not have another chance like in sports. Our predecessors have used them all up. That is why the reforms must be carried through against all odds.
Rel. 5 nil 32. " The shift visible here is from coexistence and confrontation to a state of relations based on interaction and cooperation, which evinces a clear change in the leaders' perception of the USSR'S new status as a collaborator on the international scene (Gorbachev 199ic). The Soviet leadership undoubtedly gave much importance to participating in the international system on an interactive and cooperative basis far removed from the mere coexistence characteric of the pre-Gorbachev era.