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Browsing College of Humanities and Social Sciences by Subject "Cold War"

Browsing College of Humanities and Social Sciences by Subject "Cold War"

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  • The decline of Soviet power 
    Katz, Mark N. (1990)
    What would be the future of international relations if Soviet power and influence suffered a serious and prolonged decline? Would such a development lead to conflict or would it lead to a new peaceful era in international ...
  • From the Cold War to the Crypto War 
    Shumate, Nicholas (2020)
    After the Cold War came to a close, in the United States a new informational society emerged from the rubble. This society, based on open access to information, challenged decades old policies of closed information. ...
  • The Legacy of Empire in International Relations 
    Katz, Mark N. (Taylor and Francis, 1993)
    In the aftermath of the cold war, not only have many nationalist disputes persisted, but many more have erupted, especially in and around the former Soviet Union. Is this nationalist conflict a temporary phenomenon that ...
  • Mechanisms of Russian-American Conflict Resolution 
    Katz, Mark N. (Springer New York, 1993)
  • Why Does the Cold War Continue in the Third World? 
    Katz, Mark N. (Elsevier, 1990)

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