The Cold War: The United States and the Soviet Union 1917-1991

RUSI Journal;  April 1, 1998 ;   Coker, Christopher;   762 words ...THE COLD WAR: THE UNITED STATES...comprehensive account of the Cold War which will probably...Ronald Reagan won the Cold War. But he has an equally...readers to think of the Cold War in a historical fashion...respective pasts. As the Cold War begins to recede ...

Heinlein and the Cold War: epistemology and politics in the Puppet Masters...

Extrapolation;  March 22, 2008 ;   Brown, Joseph F.;   787 words ......to maturity during the Cold War. Although the role of the...Heinlein's work during the Cold War. These novels present a...landscape until the end of the twentieth century. Indeed, Heinlein's positivism...explained as a response to the Cold War aimed at instructing ...

Notes from the editors. (Cold War not yet over; includes brief obituaries...

Monthly Review;  February 1, 1994 ;     787 words ...Has the Cold War ended? In one sense of course...of the second half of the twentieth century between the United States...better the classic) case of cold war. It ended when the Soviet...those who maintain that the Cold War, despite what happened in...you expect to happen ...

Casting a cold eye on the cold war: did we avoid Armageddon out of good...

American Scholar;  January 1, 2006 ;   Whitfield, Stephen J.;   787 words ...THE COLD WAR: A New History By John Lewis Gad& Penguin...outstanding historiographical issues hovering over the Cold War. That title also represented a confident signal...Eight years later, the nation's most respected Cold War historian knows even more--and has ...

Will we end the cold war? The next president's historic opportunity.

The Nation;  October 10, 1988 ;   Cohen, Stephen F.;   787 words ......opportunity and an obligation to end the decades-long cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union...opportunity already awaits him in Moscow-in the anti-cold war thinking and foreign policy reforms adopted...interests of the United States. That is because the cold war, ...

American cartographic transformations during the cold war.

Cartography and Geographic Information Science;  July 1, 2002 ;   Cloud, John;   787 words ......devised in the last half of the twentieth century and shaped by the exigencies and opportunities of the Cold War. The technologies and their...intentional and epistemological. The Cold War was prosecuted by a complex...disciplines occurred during the Cold War, at the ...

RONALD REAGON MEMORIALS COLD WAR COMMEMORATION:DR. BRUCE CRAIG FEDERAL...

Congressional Testimony;  March 8, 2001 ;     787 words ......Washington D.C.' I am a Cold War historian with a speciality...officials during the early Cold War period. I have written...published extensively on the Cold War for over fifteen years...resources relating to the Cold War and to recommend alternatives...commemorating ...

the cold war on CANADIAN SOIL: MILITARIZING A NORTHERN ENVIRONMENT

Environmental History;  October 1, 2007 ;   Lackenbauer, P Whitney; Farish, Matthew;   787 words ......militarization. Focusing on the Cold War and its aftermath, the...nature. The history of Cold War Canada is littered with...Staged at the outset of the Cold War, Musk-Ox offered no significant...was nature itself.3 The Cold War's first decade featured...historical ...

Secret Intelligence in the Twentieth Century

Air & Space Power Journal;  April 1, 2004 ;   Van Nederveen, Gilles;   491 words ...Secret Intelligence in the Twentieth Century edited by Heike Bungert, Jan Heitmann, and Michael...scholastic approach of Secret Intelligence in the Twentieth Century examines German intelligence structures and policy...undoubtedly will become a new subfield in East-West Cold War ...

Totalitarianism: The Inner History of the Cold War / Not Without Honor:...

Naval War College Review;  April 1, 1997 ;   Nicholas Dujmovic;   787 words ......Totalitarianism: The Inner History of the Cold War. New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1995. 307pp...ordnance, and movements of armies and navies. The Cold War, by contrast, was a contest between contrasting...peripheral flashpoints, such as Vietnam. The Cold War was a defining phenomenon ...

Cold War Correspondents: Ginsberg, Kerouac, Cassady, and the Political...

Twentieth Century Literature;  June 22, 2000 ;   HARRIS, OLIVER;   787 words ......the dominant narrative action of early Cold War America and its dissident counternarrative...correspondence. Defining the relation between Cold War and Beat generation along the double axis...inflated symbolic dramas, so that the early Cold War years were marked by an unprecedented...

By refusing to accept second place, Reagan ended (and won) Cold...

The Washington Times;  August 29, 2004 ;     787 words ......and Gorbachev: How the Cold War Ended. Mr. Matlock, U.S...thaw. Historians of the Cold War will find this book indispensable...possible. The miracle? A Cold War that ended cold, without...Mr. Matlock writes, the Cold War had ended in principle...effective ...

Thomas Borstelmann, The Cold War and the Color Line: American Race...

American Studies International;  February 1, 2004 ;   Morgan, Eric J.;   783 words ......The problem of the Twentieth Century, W.E.B. Du Bois wrote...racial policies during the Cold War, which focuses on two...the latter hall of the twentieth century. Despite its limitations, The Cold War and the Color Line, as...

From War to Peace: Altered Strategic Landscapes in the Twentieth Century

The Virginia Quarterly Review;  July 1, 2001 ;   Anonymous;   260 words ......Strategic Landscapes in the Twentieth Century, edited by Paul Kennedy...that characterized the Cold War. Indeed, many hoped that the post-Cold War era would usher in the...world order. Yet, the post-Cold War era has not made good on...

The centrality of the bomb. (Cold War)

Foreign Policy;  March 22, 1994 ;   Alperovitz, Gar Bird, Kai;   787 words ...Even though the Cold War's abrupt, peaceful demise rendered useless most of...specific role the atomic bomb played in fueling the Cold War. In fact, the bomb was a primary catalyst of the Cold War, and, apart from the nuclear arms race, the most important...relationship. Not only does ...