http://insidethecoldwar.org/sites/default/files/documents/American%20Enterprise%20Institute_0.pdfTopics

1. The Soviet Union’s Totalitarian Challenge and Reagan’s New Integrated Defense and Arms Control Strategies
    
2. Reagan’s 1980 Platform: Policy Foundation for Defense and Arms Control
    
3. Defense: Initial U.S. Defense Assessments and Supplemental Requests—March 1981
    
4. Key Reagan Defense Strategy Examples: NSDD 75, Weinberger Doctrine, and Low Intensity Conflict—1983, 1984, 1987
    
5. Arms Control: Early Strengthening on NSC Authorities—1981 to 1983
    
6. Public Diplomacy: “Soviet Military Power” and Arms Control Reports in Reagan’s “Soft Power” Strategy
    
7. Pastoral Diplomacy: Moral Emphases in Official Correspondence with Religious Leaders—1982 and beyond
    
8. Setting the New Path: Some Key Reagan Defense and Arms Control Decisions—1981 to 1988
    
9. Turnaround: An Early Reagan Look Back and Ahead—1982