Table of Contents
Chapter 1 A World Transformed?, David Armstrong, Erik Goldstein; Chapter 2 The Study of Cold War Origins, Geoffrey Warner; Chapter 3 The Cold War: The Historical Context, Richard Langhorne; Chapter 4 Ending the Cold War, Gerald Segal1; Chapter 5 Is the Cold War Over?, Uri Ra’anan; Chapter 6 The Problem for United States Foreign Policy, John A. Thompson; Chapter 7 Economic Influences on the Decline of the Soviet Union as a Great Power: Continuity Despite Change, Christopher Mark Davis; Chapter 8 Eastern Europe out of the Cold: Finlandization and Beyond, Bennett Kovrig; Chapter 9 The Re-emergence of ‘the German Question’: a United Germany and European Security and Stability, Ieuan G. John; Chapter 10 European Integration and the End of the Cold War, Pierre-Henri Laurent; Chapter 11 The Military Aftermath of the Cold War, Ian Clark; Chapter 12 The United Nations, Alan James; Chapter 13 The End of the Cold War and the International System, R.J. Vincent; Chapter 14 A Chronology of the Cold War, Erik Goldstein;
