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The Last Great Game : Events, Conjunctures, Structures.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London :
Bloomsbury Publishing,
2016.
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| Colección: | History and Politics in the 20th Century: Bloomsbury Academic.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Preface; Part One: Events; 1. Introduction; Cold War
- Great Game: analogy and evolution; Description of book' s argument; 2. Events of the Cold War: Approaches; Cold War interpretations: Western and Soviet; Second World War: barbarization in the East; Teuton and Slav in German historiography; Second World War: global barbarization; Second World War: world views of Churchill, Roosevelt, Stalin; Cold War historiography: some developments; 3. Events of the Cold War: Reactions; Archibald MacLeish on freedom, 1952.
- AHA Presidential Addresses, 1948-9US writing on Soviet and US history, 1947-50; Stalin, Zhdanov and Soviet writing, 1947-9; US-Soviet approaches to history, 1968-70; Braudel: event, conjuncture, structure, 1949-; Porshnev: the diachronic-synchronic approach, 1970-; Part Two: Conjunctures; 4. The Great Conjuncture: Leninism versus Wilsonism; Why Leninism and Wilsonism?; War and international relations, c. 1870-1905; Wilson and Lenin: early careers, intellectual backgrounds and activity; Some features of the early contemporary world; Lenin and Wilson on war and revolution.
- Lenin and Wilson as 'great men' in history and precursors of Stalin and Roosevelt5. Conjunctures in Transitions to Modernity and Contemporaneity; Modernity and contemporaneity; German modernisation: an exception in Europe?; Early modern Europe, c. 1500-1660; US and Soviet exceptionalism; The making of modern Europe: Russia and USA; Revolutions: conjunctures and disjunctures; Part Three: Structures; 6. American-Russian Aspects of the Structure of the First Great Game; A geopolitical introduction; Medieval components: church, society and family; The 'discovery' of America and Russia.
- Colonisation, cameralism and mercantilismSlavery and serfdom; Economic divergence; Montesquieu's views of size in Russia and North America; Russian and US frontier cultures; Forecasts of superpower, and early US attitudes to Russia; The impact of the Crimean and American Civil Wars; Early Russian attitudes towards the USA: Herzen and the future; 7. Towards the Structure of the Last Great Game: USA versus USSR; Political culture and historical sociology; Reason and Enlightenment and the American Revolution; Marx and Weber and the Russian Revolution; Perceptions of continuity and change.
- Subjectivity and objectivity8. Conclusion; Concluding Summary; US-Soviet discussion of Second World War and Cold War; Notes; Further Reading; Index.