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Cold War Endgame

Name: Cold War Endgame
Brand: Pennsylvania State University Press
SKU: 04563682
Price: 45.59 EUR
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Author: William C. Wohlforth
ISBN: 9780271022383

Oral History, Analysis, Debates

William C. Wohlforth

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04563682

Casa editrice Pennsylvania State University Press, febbraio 2003

Cold War Endgame is the product of an unusual collaborative effort by policymakers and scholars to p... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 04563682

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Cold War Endgame is the product of an unusual collaborative effort by policymakers and scholars to promote better understanding of how the Cold War ended. It includes the transcript of a conference, hosted by former Secretary of State James Baker and former Soviet Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh, in which high-level veterans of the Bush and Gorbachev governments shared their recollections and interpretations of the crucial events of 1989-91: the revolutions in Eastern Europe; the reunification of Germany; the Persian Gulf War; the August 1991 coup; and the collapse of the USSR. Taking this testimony as a common reference and drawing on the most recent evidence available, six chapters follow in which historians and political scientists explore the historical and theoretical puzzles presented by this extraordinary transition. This discussion features a debate over the relative importance of ideas, personality, and economic pressures in explaining the Cold War's end.