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The Long Peace Inquiries Into the History of the Cold War
by [Gaddis, John Lewis]
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In this fascinating new interpretation of Cold War history, John Lewis Gaddis focuses on how the United States and the Soviet Union have managed to get through more than four decades of Cold War confrontation without going to war with one another.
Using recently-declassified American and British documents, Gaddis argues that the postwar international system has contained previously unsuspected elements of stability. This provocative reassessment of contemporary history--particularly as it relates to the current status of Soviet-American relations--will certainly generate discussion, controversy, and important new perspectives on both past and present aspects of the age in which we live.
Using recently-declassified American and British documents, Gaddis argues that the postwar international system has contained previously unsuspected elements of stability. This provocative reassessment of contemporary history--particularly as it relates to the current status of Soviet-American relations--will certainly generate discussion, controversy, and important new perspectives on both past and present aspects of the age in which we live.
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- Oxford University Press Brand
- Feb 2, 1989 Pub Date:
- 9780195043358 ISBN-13:
- 0195043359 ISBN-10:
- 352.0 pages Paperback
- English Language
- 0.77 in * 5.51 in * 8.5 in Dimensions:
- 1 lb Weight:
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