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Rethinking theory and history in the Cold War : the state, military power, and social revolution / Richard Saull ; with a foreword by Fred Halliday.

Van Pelt Library D849 .S2355 2001
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Saull, Richard, 1969-
Series:
Cass series--Cold War history 1471-3829 ; 2.
Cass series--Cold War history, 1471-3829 ; 2
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Cold War--Historiography.
Cold War.
Social aspects.
Historiography.
United States--Foreign relations--Soviet Union.
United States.
International relations.
Soviet Union.
Soviet Union--Foreign relations--United States.
World politics--1945-1989.
World politics.
Cold War--Social aspects--United States.
Cold War--Social aspects--Soviet Union.
Military history, Modern--20th century.
Military history, Modern.
Physical Description:
xvi, 238 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
London ; Portland, OR : F. Cass, 2001.
Contents:
1. Introduction: What Was the Cold War? 1
2. The Cold War and International Relations Theory 6
Realism and the Cold War 7
Pluralist and Ideas-Based Approaches to the Cold War 11
Historical Materialist Approaches to the Cold War 15
Part I Theory
3. The Politics of the State in the Cold War 31
Realism, the State and the Cold War in International Relations Theory 32
Reconstructing a Politics of the State in the Cold War 44
Conclusion: The Real Politics of the Cold War 58
4. Military Power and Strategic Conflict in the Cold War 68
Military Power in the Cold War 70
Geopolitical Determinants of Military Power in the Cold War 72
Domestic Determinants of Military Power in the Cold War 74
Social Relations of Military Power in the Cold War 81
5. Social Revolution and the Cold War 104
Non-Marxist Approaches to Social Revolution and the Cold War 105
Marxist Approaches to Social Revolution in the Cold War 111
Social Revolution as the Dynamic of the Cold War 119
Revolutionary Consequences of Capitalist Development 121
Conclusions: The Cold War as Social Revolution 131
Part II History
6. The International Relations of the USSR in the Cold War 141
The International Relations of the USSR and Social Revolution 142
Cuba 146
Vietnam 157
7. The International Relations of the United States in the Cold War 176
The International Relations of the United States and Social Revolution 176
Cuba 179
Vietnam 189
8. Conclusion: Understanding the Cold War and Its End 209
Politics and the State 210
Military Power as a Currency of Politics 212
Capitalism and Revolutionary Social Transformation 213
The Ends of the Cold War 214.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [218]-231) and index.
ISBN:
0714651893
0714682268
OCLC:
46456384

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