Westview Press, Boulder, Co, 1997.
Accounts abound in newspaper articles, journals and monographs.
Dozens of chronologies are available. However, what has been lacking is an account that carried both the detail and focus of the day by day story while informing the whole period with an overarching structure and explanatory theory. Samuel Huntington has provided a theory of what the post-Cold War world will be like. In recent months a book of the same title has expanded the argument and model which Huntington advocates and which Dupuy uses as a key organizing strategy of his book. On Huntington's account the Cold War can be understood as a conflict of political-economic ideologies.