America in the world
Subtitle: the historiography of American foreign relations since 1941
By: edited by Frank Costigliola, Michael J. Hogan
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 376
ISBN-13: 9781107001466; 9780521172462
Subjects: Historiography; Foreign relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The Charlie Maier scare and the historiography of American foreign relations, 1959-1980  -- Mark Philip Bradley; title: Chaps having flaps: the historiography of U.S. foreign relations, 1980-1995  -- Andrew J. Rotter; title: Still contested and colonized ground: post-cold war interpretations of U.S. foreign relations during World War II  -- Mark A. Stoler; title: Recent literature on Truman's atomic bomb decision: the triumph of the middle ground?  -- J. Samuel Walker; title: The cold war  -- Curt Cardwell; title: Cold war presidents: Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Baines Johnson, and Richard M. Nixon  -- Stephen G. Rabe; title: The war that never ends: historians and the Vietnam War  -- Robert K. Brigham; title: Culture and the cold war: U.S.-Latin American historiography since 1995  -- Mark T. Gilderhus and Michael E. Neagle; title: Impatient crusaders: the making of America's informal empire in the Middle East  -- Douglas J. Little; title: Explaining the rise to global power: U.S. policy toward Asia and Africa since 1941  -- Marck Atwood Lawrence; title: Brining the non-state back in: human rights and terrorism since 1945  -- Brad Simpson; title: Technology and the environment in the global economy  -- Jonathan Reed Winkler; title: U.S. mass consumerism in transnational perspective -- Emily S. Rosenberg /-- A worldly tale: global influences on the historiography of U.S. foreign relations /-- Thoams "Tim" Borstelmann.