America and the origins of the cold war.
By: Edited by James V. Compton.
Series: New perspectives in history
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Co.
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: World politics -- 1945-; Cold War; United States -- Foreign relations -- 1945-1989
Table of contents: title: Origins of the cold war, by A. M. Schlesinger, Jr.; title: American foreign policy since 1945, by J. Spanier.; title: The cold war as history, by L. Halle.; title: Atomic diplomacy, by G. Alperovitz.; title: Free world colossus, by D. Horowitz.; title: From Yalta to disarmament, by J. P. Morray.; title: The abortive American loan to Russia, by T. Paterson.; title: The politics of war, by G. Kolko.; title: The tragedy of American diplomacy, by W. A. Williams.; title: The cold war and its origins, by D. F. Fleming.; title: Architects of illusion, by L. C. Gardner.; title: The beginnings of the cold war, by M. Herz.; title: Origins of the post-war crisis; discussion, by P. Seabury, and others.; title: Revisionism and the interpretation of cold War origins, by C. Maier.; title: War: cold, by W. Lafeber.; title: Suggestions for further reading (p. 187-192)