The Interregnum
Subtitle: Controversies in World Politics 19891999
Contributors: Christopher J. Hill (Foreword); Michael Cox (Editor); Ken Booth (Editor); Tim Dunne (Editor)
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: April 13, 2000
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 312
ISBN-13: 9780521785099
Subjects: International relations; Sociology; International Relations - General; Political History; Political Science; Politics/International Relations; Modern - 20th Century; General; History : Modern - 20th Century; Political Science / International Relations; Political Science : International Relations - General; Social Science / General; World politics--1989-; World politics; History & Theory - General; 1989-
First sentence: Much of the discussion of the end of the Cold War starts from the premise that Gorbachev's domestic reforms and foreign policy initiatives set in motion a process that radically transformed the nature of East-West relations.