TY  - BOOK
AU  - Immerman,Richard H.
AU  - Goedde,Petra
TI  - The Oxford handbook of the Cold War
T2  - [Oxford handbooks]
SN  - 9780199236961
AV  - D 843 O98 2013
U1  - 909.825 
PY  - 2013///
CY  - Oxford, U.K.
PB  - Oxford University Press
KW  - 34 essays by a team of leading scholars offering a broad reassessment of the Cold War, calling into question orthodox ways of ordering the chronology of the period and presenting new insights into the global dimension of the conflict
KW  - 20150700
KW  - Guerra fría
KW  - Cold War
KW  - World politics
KW  - 1945-1989
N1  - Series from dust jacket; Includes bibliographical references and index; 1. Introduction; Richard H. Immerman and Petra Goedde --; pt. I; Conceptual frameworks. --; 2; Historicizing the Cold War; Akira Iriye --; 3; Ideology, culture, and the Cold War; Naoko Shibusawa --; 4; Economics and the Cold War; Ian Jackson --; 5; Geopolitics and the Cold War; Geoffrey Warner --; 6; The Cold War and the imperialism of nation-states; Prasenjit Duara --; pt. II; Regional cold wars/cold war crises. --; 7; Soviet-American relations through the Cold War; Vladimir O. Pechatnov --; 8; China and the Cold War; Rana Mitter --; 9; Britain and the Cold War, 1945-1990; Klaus Larres --; 10; Western Europe; Andreas Etges --; 11; Eastern Europe; Bernd Stèover --; 12; Latin America; Lars Schoultz --; 13; South Asia; Andrew J. Rotter --; 14; The Cold War in Southeast Asia; Ang Cheng Guan --; 15; The Cold War and the Middle East; Salim Yaqub --; 16; Africa; Elizabeth Schmidt --; 17; Japan and the Cold War : an overview; Antony Best --; pt. III; Waging the Cold War. --; 18; Cold War strategies/power and culture-- East : sources of Soviet conduct reconsidered; Vladislav Zubok --; 19; Power and culture in the West; Christopher Endy --; 20; The military; David R. Stone --; 21; The nuclear revolution : a product of the Cold War, or something more?; Campbell Craig --; 22; International institutions; Amy L. Sayward --; 23; Trade, aid, and economic warfare; Robert Mark Spaulding --; 24; Cold War intelligence history; John Prados --; pt. IV; Challenging the Cold War paradigm. --; 25; Internal challenges to the Cold War : oppositional movements East and West; Philipp Gassert --; 26; Locating the transnational in the Cold War; Penny Von Eschen --; 27; Decolonization and the Cold War; Cary Fraser --; 28; Human rights; Barbara Keys and Roland Burke --; 29; Race and the Cold War; Brenda Gayle Plummer --; 30; Gender and women's rights in the Cold War; Helen Laville --; 31; The religious Cold War; Dianne Kirby --; 32; The international environmental movement and the Cold War; Richard P. Tucker --; 33; Globalization and the Cold War; Hyung-Gu Lynn --; pt. V; The end of the Cold War. --; 34; The end of the Cold War; Nicholas Guyatt
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