This series delves into the intricate history of global conflicts and security challenges that have shaped the world since World War II. It examines pivotal events, political strategies, and societal impacts that defined international relations in the latter half of the 20th century and into the 21st. Each volume offers in-depth analysis of specific themes, providing valuable insights for students, academics, and anyone interested in modern world history and international security.
Examines the origins of the Cold War, focusing on topics such as the normative framework established during WWII which served to contain the emergence of a new systemic conflict, and the transformation of the international political system driven by superpower discussion of the German Question
Britain, the US and the EC, 196974
This book reveals that 1969-74 was a crucial period for the special relationship. The Heath Government attempted to reverse Britain's decline as a great power by forging an American-European special relationship out of the Anglo-American relationship. Simultaneously the Nixon Administration tried to recoup the global position of the United States. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Heath's European Ideas and Nixon's New Foreign Policy Anglo-American Economic and Monetary Affairs The Anglo-American Nuclear Special Relationship Anglo-American Policy Towards European Integration Anglo-American Diplomacy and Détente Conclusion Bibliography