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THE END OF THE COLD WAR.
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Examines the effect of realism and liberalism. Realism and the balance of power. Liberalism's concern with internal governance. History and role of liberalism and realism in international politics in general. Collapse of Soviet Union consistent with realist interpretation. Contends the end of the Soviet Union was a consequence of liberal evolution within the Russian political culture.
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REALISM, LIBERALISM, AND THE END OF THE COLD WAR
Consider the following proposition: "While realism's assumptions rest on the systemic level of analysis, those of liberalism rest on the domestic level." On some essential level, this is certainly true. Principles related to realism can certainly be applied in domestic affairs. Yet realism as an intellectual structure, with concepts such as the balance of power, specifically addresses the characteristics of a state system. In contrast, liberalism as a political doctrine, though it incorporated some concepts of international relations from the outset (e.g., free trade), has concerned itself primarily with the internal governance of a state.
However, it would be misleading to infer from this that liberalism is somehow only about "domestic politics," and has no natural
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THE COLD WAR.
Term Paper ID:30775
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Discusses its dominance in world affairs.... More...
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Discusses its dominance in world affairs. The United States and the Soviet Union engaged in ideological, political and economic battle. Use of poor, underdeveloped Third World nations in the battle between the two super powers. Major events of the Cold War. Collapse of the Soviet Union. Nuclear threat.
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The Cold War dominated world affairs for half a century, with the United States and the Soviet Union doing ideological, political and economic battle, and using Third World nations (most significantly Vietnam and Afghanistan) to do indirect military battle with one another. The major events of the Cold War, from the end of World War II to the fall of the Soviet Union in 1989, can be understood only in this context of mutual fear, hatred and distrust between the two superpowers. Despite the fact they were allies in fighting Hitler's Germany, the two quickly established the Cold War as a way to exert their power at home and abroad and to prevent the other from gaining footholds in the world, again, especially in the poor, underdeveloped nations of the Third World.
Paterson writes that "Two nations with quite different
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WORLD ECONOMY DURING THE COLD WAR.
Term Paper ID:30173
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Analysis of two U.S. Cold War documents.... More...
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Analysis of two U.S. Cold War documents. President Harry Truman's 1949 Inaugural Address and National Security Council Directive 68. How both documents together serve as the Post-World War II message of the U.S. regarding the strategic, economic, ideological & military struggle between the U.S. & the Soviet Union. Shaping of the post-war world.
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President Harry S. Truman's 1949 Inaugural Address and National Security Council Directive 68, taken together, comprise the basic notions of the authors and of the nation with respect to the world economy as the Cold War began to intensify. In the aftermath of World War II, that Cold War was the dark backdrop to the messages of both authors, with the new postwar world emerging as a strategic, economic, ideological and military battleground between the superpowers of the United States and the Soviet Union.
Each of the four basic points of Truman's speech focus directly or indirectly on the perceived threat of the Soviet Union. Truman emphasizes the commitment of the U.S. to helping others recover economically from the ravages of World War II, but he ignores the fact that aside from Germany, perhaps the Soviet
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U.S. COLD WAR POLICY.
Term Paper ID:29974
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Examines U.S. foreign policy in the 1960s.... More...
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Examines U.S. foreign policy in the 1960s. Contends that policy was based on Cold War ideology & policy of containment, especially of Communism. & the Soviet Union. American failure in Cuba & Vietnam. Actions of Presidents Kennedy & Johnson. Cuban Missle Crisis, Bay of Pigs, escalation of war in Vietnam.
Paper Introduction:
The American failures in Cuba and Vietnam in the 1960s were due in large part to the fear, arrogance and ignorance of Cold War policies that developed in the aftermath of World War II. By the 1960s, the foreign policy of the United States was based on Cold War ideology and the policy of containment of communism, especially Soviet Communism. This policy held sway in Cuba and Vietnam in the 1960s, from Eisenhower to Kennedy to Johnson to Nixon. Containment as a policy became so increasingly entrenched through the succeeding administrations that it carried the strength of an addiction for the leadership of the country. The basis of U.S. foreign policy was the conviction that the world was controlled by two forces---the U.S., representing goodness, and its evil enemy the Soviet Union.
Once this Cold War policy was in effect, it had a life of
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ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR.
Term Paper ID:29878
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Compares traditional, revisionist and non-revisionist views.... More...
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Compares traditional, revisionist and non-revisionist views. The breakdown of World War II patterns of cooperation. Division of the world into competing armed camps. Postwar Western-Soviet relations. Argument that neither side had sole responsibility for the Cold War. Shift in balance of power with Soviet power entering Europe.
Paper Introduction:
ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR: TRADITIONAL, REVISIONIST AND NEO-REVISIONIST INTERPRETATIONS
This research paper compares various traditional, revisionist and neo-revisionist views of the origins of the Cold War --i.e. the breakdown of wartime patterns of cooperation between the United States and other Western powers and the division of much of the world into competing armed camps during the period 1946-1949. In doing so, the referenced quotation from Eric Hobsbawm's The Age of Extremes: A History of the World 1914-1991 serves as a focal point of analysis.
Legacy of the Past
The Hobsbawm quotation follows the more or less standard revisionist interpretations of the origins of the Cold War which appeared in the 1960s and 1970s and largely represented ela
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COLD WAR CULTURE.
Term Paper ID:28863
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How creation of images of Cold War shaped the culture of its time. Cold War rthetoric in politics & culture. Geopolitical stakes. Propaganda "war." Shifting U.S. priorities.... More...
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How creation of images of Cold War shaped the culture of its time. Cold War rthetoric in politics & culture. Geopolitical stakes. Propaganda "war." Shifting U.S. priorities.
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This research examines Cold War culture, in which the issue of public image, or perception, of geopolitical rivals and allies and their adherents surfaced as a recurring theme throughout the last half of the 20th century. The research will consider ways in which commentators and artists, via public statements, the public discourse, and such media as television and film, treated the question of image in that period, with a view toward identifying reasons that perception was so important to so many as well as evaluating the weight that Cold War-context presentation carried in shaping the culture of the time.
The generation that witnessed and participated in World War II was shocked to learn afterward that some 12 million people--6 million of them Jews--had been murdered, not collaterally but before and in parallel with the shooting war in Europe, as a matte
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CUBAN MISSLE CRISIS.
Term Paper ID:28527
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Analyzes origins, reactions, management, resolution & consequences of Oct. 1962 political crisis.... More...
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Analyzes origins, reactions, management, resolution & consequences of Oct. 1962 political crisis.
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ANALYSES OF THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS
This research paper analyzes at different levels the origins, management and resolution, and consequences of the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962. A careful study of all the material on that crisis which is now available suggests that no single level of analysis is adequate to explain the crisis. The thesis of this paper is: (1) while the immediate cause of the crisis was the Soviet decision to deploy secretly in Cuba medium range and intermediate range ballistic missiles (MRBMs and IRBMs, respectively), which produced a dangerous confrontation between the world's nuclear superpowers, misconceptions, misunderstandings and mistakes by both sides helped bring about the crisis and magnified its intensity; (2) although responsible statesmanship on both sides enabled them eventually to resolve
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Origins of Containment
Term Paper ID:27914
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Essay Subject:
Analysis of US policy of communist containment. Looks at ideology, politics, & people responsible for formulating policy. Focus is on Reinhold Niebugr, George Kennan, & the Truman administration.... More...
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Paper Abstract:
Analysis of US policy of communist containment. Looks at ideology, politics, & people responsible for formulating policy. Focus is on Reinhold Niebugr, George Kennan, & the Truman administration.
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Origins of Containment
Introduction
The policy of containment that was created and articulated in the U.S. during the late 1940's was based on both ideological assumptions and concrete political actions. The analysis which follows will explore both dimensions of this process, focusing on the thoughts of Reinhold Niebuhr and George Kennan as well as the political decisions of the Truman administration.
Ideology
In January of 1947 a group of liberals met in Washington D.C. to form the Americans for Democratic Action. This group pledged to continue working within the Democratic Party and to fight Communism both at home and over
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The CIA & the Cuban Missile Crisis
Term Paper ID:27776
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A number of arguments exist concerning the exact nature of the Cuban missile crisis, & how close the world came to nuclear war; this argument states that the CIA was deeply involved in these events, and perhaps contributed to the crisis.... More...
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A number of arguments exist concerning the exact nature of the Cuban missile crisis, & how close the world came to nuclear war; this argument states that the CIA was deeply involved in these events, and perhaps contributed to the crisis.
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INTRODUCTION
The end of the Cold War came with the tearing down of the Berlin Wall and the breakup of the Soviet Union. This was an occasion for some rejoicing in the West as well as some reflection about what it might mean. It was also a time for recollection and reassessment of the different problems encountered over the forty year period of the Cold War, and one of the events that occupied much of this reassessment was the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, which many see as the closest the world came to open conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union, and perhaps the closest the world came to nuclear war. The period was one of considerable tension, and the United States was at the time still awash in fear of possible nuclear attack, seen in the number of people building fall-out shelters in their basements or backyards.
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NUCLEAR SCARE.
Term Paper ID:25791
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Essay Subject:
Examines political & global origins of Cold War & the nuclear build-up, films reflecting nuclear fear, Cuban Missile Crisis.... More...
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Examines political & global origins of Cold War & the nuclear build-up, films reflecting nuclear fear, Cuban Missile Crisis.
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The 1964 film Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (Stanley Kubrick) came after the major nuclear scare of the 1950s and immeidataely after the confrontation between the United States and Russia over missiles in Cuba. It was produced at the height of the Cold War and the tensions of that period. The vision of nuclear power in the movies turned away from the power and ascendance nuclear power gave to the United States to a greater concern for the threat it posed to the United Stats and the world at large. The vision now was of the Apocalypse, to be brought on by a chain reaction as in the film On the Beach (1959) so that all life on earth would be wiped away in a nuclear war. In that film, the image was less of the devastation of direct bombing and more of the lingering death that would ensue from radiation and fallout after the war. The
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INEVITABILITY OF COLD WAR.
Term Paper ID:25341
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Essay Subject:
Examines origins of Soviet-American struggle from 1945 to 1947 & argues conflict was inevitable after WWII.... More...
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Examines origins of Soviet-American struggle from 1945 to 1947 & argues conflict was inevitable after WWII.
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COLD WAR: ITS ORIGINS AND INEVITABILITY 1945-1947
This essay analyzes the relative positions of the United States and the Soviet Union in the aftermath of the Second World War and discusses the origins of the Cold War, including whether its coming was inevitable. A power vacuum was created in the center of Europe and other areas on the periphery of the Soviet Union by the defeat of the Axis. The methods used by the Soviets to pursue their interests provoked vigorous defensive countermeasures by the United States and its allies. No other response from the West could have been realistically anticipated so long as the Soviet Union remained under the control of Josef Stalin.
Legacy of the Past
According to La Feber, "the Cold War developed on a
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GENEVA CONFERENCE OF 1955.
Term Paper ID:24857
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Examines meeting between Western powers & Soviet Union to deal with Cold War issues. Objectives, differences, leadership, outcome.... More...
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Examines meeting between Western powers & Soviet Union to deal with Cold War issues. Objectives, differences, leadership, outcome.
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THE GENEVA CONFERENCE OF 1955—MOTIVATIONS, OUTCOMES, & IMPLICATIONS
Introduction
This research examines the Geneva Conference of 1955. Addressed in this examinations are (1) the motivations for the meeting, (2) the participants in the conference, (3) the issues dealt with by the participants while at the conference, (4) the outcomes of the conference, (5) the future impact of the conference outcomes, and (6) a concluding assessment of the success of the conference. The Geneva Summit Conference was the direct outgrowth of the foreign ministers conference that had been held earlier. As the foreign ministers conference was so essential to the summit meeting, and as the foreign ministers conference itself produced a major successful outcome in the form
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"WAR & PEACE IN THE NUCLEAR AGE" (JOHN NEWHOUSE).
Term Paper ID:24448
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Reviews 1988 work on major developments & crises in world politics during Cold War & threat of nuclear conflict.... More...
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Reviews 1988 work on major developments & crises in world politics during Cold War & threat of nuclear conflict.
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In his book War and Peace in the Nuclear Age, John Newhouse addresses issues raised during the nuclear age extending from the conclusion of World War II, when America inaugurated the nuclear age by dropping the atomic bomb on Japan, through the Cold War with its indirect conflicts between the nuclear superpowers, to the present age when fear of nuclear attack has shifted to a fear of rogue states and terrorists. Much of Newhouse's book seem to center too much on ideas of questionable importance while failing to get at the real shifts in thinking that have taken place in the world as a result of the development of nuclear capability. Newhouse concentrates almost entirely on the fear generated by the idea that nuclear war was possible, and this causes him to blame nearly every conflict on nuclear tensions and to assess every conflict in terms of whether or not it might lead to
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U.S.-CHINESE RELATIONS AFTER COLD WAR.
Term Paper ID:24076
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Background, points of conflict (politics, human rights, military, Taiwan, economics & trade), changing policies, recommendations.... More...
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Background, points of conflict (politics, human rights, military, Taiwan, economics & trade), changing policies, recommendations.
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"RISE TO GLOBALISM" (STEPHEN AMBROSE).
Term Paper ID:23776
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Essay Subject:
Critical review of work on irrationality of Cold War-based U.S. foreign policy, 1938 to early 1990s.... More...
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Critical review of work on irrationality of Cold War-based U.S. foreign policy, 1938 to early 1990s.
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Stephen E. Ambrose, in Rise to Globalism: American Foreign Policy Since 1938, argues that the foreign policy of the United States since before World War II and into the 1990s has been based on largely irrational factors, rather than on any coherent vision of global reality or this nation's proper place in that reality. Changes in presidents from Truman through Bush had minimal effect on the conduct of U.S. foreign policy, especially with respect to the number one goal of that policy---the containment of Soviet Communism. Containment as a policy became so increasingly entrenched through the Truman and succeeding administrations that it carried the strength of an addiction for the leadership of the country. The very basis of U.S. foreign policy in this period was the ideology of the Cold War which saw the world controlled by two forces---the U.S. and its evil enemy
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END OF COLD WAR.
Term Paper ID:23394
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Essay Subject:
Historical context, causes & effects, reformist policies of Soviet ruler Gorbachev, military issues, failure of communist economy.... More...
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Historical context, causes & effects, reformist policies of Soviet ruler Gorbachev, military issues, failure of communist economy.
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END OF THE COLD WAR
This research paper explains what is meant by the end of the Cold War and how and why it ended. The end of the Cold War encompasses a combination of events, the most important of which was the cessation of the confrontation and competition of the two nuclear superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, and their allies, including nuclear disarmament, the withdrawal of Soviet military powerfrom Central Europe, the toppling of communist regimes in Eastern Europe, the breakup of the Soviet empire and the collapse of the Soviet communist government and economic system. Many internal and external factors contributed to this result, but the most important were the internal centrifugal forces unleashed by the policies of the last Soviet ruler, Mikhail Gorbachev.
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U.S. MILITARY AID TO SOUTHEAST ASIA.
Term Paper ID:23194
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Essay Subject:
Evolution of strategy, assistance, politics in Cold war context, focusing on post-1973 events. Costs, impact on Association of Southeast Asian Nations, U.S. interests.... More...
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Evolution of strategy, assistance, politics in Cold war context, focusing on post-1973 events. Costs, impact on Association of Southeast Asian Nations, U.S. interests.
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U.S. Military Assistance to Southeast Asia
This paper will discuss the military assistance provided by the United States to various countries in Southeast Asia since 1973. The first part of the paper will briefly describe the history of U.S. military assistance since the end of the Second World War. The second part of the paper will examine the aid given to Southeast Asian countries after the Vietnam War. This section will look at the reasons for such aid and the changes in U.S. policy concerning such aid. This section will also discuss the provision of such aid from the viewpoint of the Southeast Asian countries receiving it. The third part of the paper will use the example of Thailand to show how such aid affects the policies of both the providers and recipients. The last part of the paper will postulate the future of U.S. military assistance to Southeas
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END OF COLD WAR & SUPERPOWER RELATIONS.
Term Paper ID:22942
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Essay Subject:
Research design to determine change in U.S.-Soviet attitudes & relations.... More...
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Research design to determine change in U.S.-Soviet attitudes & relations.
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EFFECTS OF THE END OF THE COLD WAR ON RELATIONS BETWEEN THE GREAT POWERS
Introduction
This research develops a design to test an hypothesis related to the effects on relations between the great powers of the conclusion of the “Cold War.” The findings of this research are presented within the contexts of (1) hypothesis formulation, (2) independent variables and justifications for their use, (3) research design, and (4) predictions of the outcomes of testing the hypothesis.
Research Hypothesis
The end of the “Cold War” also marked an end to the bipolar character of international relations that existed for 50 years (Hyland, 1990, p. 5). During this 50 year period, international relations was
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"STRATEGIES OF CONTAINMENT" (JOHN LEWIS GADDIS).
Term Paper ID:22761
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Essay Subject:
Critical review of 1982 work on origins & evolution of containment of Soviet Union from WWII through 1970s. Military planning, Cold War ideology, leadership, geopolitics, detente.... More...
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Critical review of 1982 work on origins & evolution of containment of Soviet Union from WWII through 1970s. Military planning, Cold War ideology, leadership, geopolitics, detente.
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The doctrine of containment of the Soviet Union, first set forth in detail in a celebrated article by George Kennan in the late 1940s, was the essential strategy of the United States during the Cold War era. In its most essential terms, containment as a doctrine argued that an ultimate confrontation with the Soviet Union was neither inevitable nor necessary; that if the United States and its allies could hold their ground and buy time, that would in the end be sufficient.
Events, indeed, have borne out Kennan's argument. Well into the 1980s, the Cold War still appeared as though it might persist indefinitely. But from 1985 on, the Soviet system collapsed from its own internal tensions, nearly bloodlessly and indeed all but effortlessly. A final confrontation did indeed prove unnecessary; containment succeed in its objectives, albeit after
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U.N. IN POST-COLD WAR ERA.
Term Paper ID:22261
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Essay Subject:
Changing roles, challenges & opportunities after break-up of Soviet Union, focusing on European conflicts.... More...
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Paper Abstract:
Changing roles, challenges & opportunities after break-up of Soviet Union, focusing on European conflicts.
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The United Nations faces a new power structure in the world with the breakup of the Soviet Union and the Soviet bloc. This provides a new opportunity to reconstitute the UN so that it more clearly fulfills the original purpose of the United Nations, which was to avoid conflict or to settle it without force. The new paradigm may be bolstering international law and arbitration in order to judge the actions of nations according to ethical standards.
After World War I, many of the nations of the world tried to address one of the issues that had interested idealists for some time--the creation of some means for international adjudication as a way of authoritatively and peacefully settling international disputes. One of the institutions that emerged from this war was the League of Nations, a forerunner of the United Nations but
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"DISMANTLING THE COLD WAR ECONOMY" (ANN MARKUSEN & JOEL YUDKEN).
Term Paper ID:22194
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Essay Subject:
Critical review of work on Cold War economic problems, impact of arms race on U.S. industry & opportunities for post-Cold War conversion.... More...
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Critical review of work on Cold War economic problems, impact of arms race on U.S. industry & opportunities for post-Cold War conversion.
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This study will examine Dismantling the Cold War Economy, by Ann Markusen and Joel Yudken, considering the chief problems associated with the Cold War economy, the impact of the Cold War on U.S. industry, and the possibility and opportunities of economic conversion from Cold War imperatives, as well as the obstacles to that conversion. The argument herein will be that despite the fact that the military domination of the Cold War economy created serious obstacles to post-Cold War conversion, and despite the fact that those obstacles are deeply entrenched despite the end of the Cold War, such conversion is possible. Perhaps the authors are overly optimistic in this regard, but it would still be going too far to argue that conversion is impossible. After all, the conversion to a military-industrial-dominated economy (which had its origins not in the Cold War but
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"AMER., RUSSIA & THE COLD WAR, 1945-1990" (WALTER LAFEBER).
Term Paper ID:22002
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Essay Subject:
Critical review of analysis of origins, evolution & end of Cold War.... More...
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Critical review of analysis of origins, evolution & end of Cold War.
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AMERICA, RUSSIA AND THE COLD WAR 1945 1950
Walter LaFeber's book consists of a comprehensive history
of relations between the United States and the Soviet Union
during the Cold War. This is a revisionist history of uneven
reliability. LaFeber often arranges his "facts" and uses
inadequate citations to support his biased conclusions. LaFeber
finds serious fault with the foreign policy leadership of both
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"AMER., RUSSIA & THE COLD WAR, 1945-1992" (WALTER LAFEBER).
Term Paper ID:21604
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Essay Subject:
Critical analysis of work on causes, effects, evolution & demise of conflict, economics, military, detente, propaganda, future.... More...
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Paper Abstract:
Critical analysis of work on causes, effects, evolution & demise of conflict, economics, military, detente, propaganda, future.
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This study will provide a critical analysis of Walter LaFeber's America, Russia, and the Cold War, 1945-1992. The study will argue that LaFeber gives a portrait of the Cold War, its origins, development and demise, which is comprehensive, fair, and insightful.
LaFeber focuses on the role of the United States in the Cold War, but he cannot be said to be a biased reporter. He tries to discover the causes and effects of the Cold War from both sides, and he does this effectively, without blaming either side. He shows how the Cold War actually had its origins in the last century, when the United States and Russia met, one expanding westward and the other expanding eastward. Both sides in the Cold War had their own mixed motivations for their part in the conflict, which LaFeber sees as the result
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"THE ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR" (THOMAS PATERSON, ED.).
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Critical review of collection of essays on causes & conditions of Soviet-American tension from end of WWII to early 1970s.... More...
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Critical review of collection of essays on causes & conditions of Soviet-American tension from end of WWII to early 1970s.
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ORIGINS OF COLD WAR.
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History & development, belief systems, balance of power, Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech, persistence of conflict between Soviets & U.S., Cuban Missle Crisis, Vietnam, political rhetoric.... More...
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History & development, belief systems, balance of power, Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech, persistence of conflict between Soviets & U.S., Cuban Missle Crisis, Vietnam, political rhetoric.
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ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR
One's interpretation of how and why the Cold War began will depend, in large part, on which of two views of the meaning of the Cold War is given greater credence: was it fundamentally an ideological conflict, or a balance-of-power struggle? Was it a unique dialectic event in history - a collision of belief systems that can never recur in the same way again? Or was it one instance of a recurrent pattern in the history of states?
Halle places himself firmly on the side of the balance-of-power viewpoint:
It is essentially true, them, to say that since the end of the eighteenth century four great wars have been fought to maintain or restore the European balance of power. The fourth was the Cold War, which began almost immediately
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"THE MAKING OF THE SECOND COLD WAR" (FRED HALLIDAY).
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Causes & development of tensions between U.S. & USSR since late-1960s.... More...
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Causes & development of tensions between U.S. & USSR since late-1960s.
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ORIGINS OF COLD WAR.
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Compares three books on roots & development of U.S.-USSR conflict since WWII. Containment, Wilsonianism, Yalta, U.N., Truman Doctrine, Berlin Crisis.... More...
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Compares three books on roots & development of U.S.-USSR conflict since WWII. Containment, Wilsonianism, Yalta, U.N., Truman Doctrine, Berlin Crisis.
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INTERVENTIONISM.
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Compares & contrasts U.S. & Soviet intrusion into affairs of smaller nations since WWII.... More...
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Compares & contrasts U.S. & Soviet intrusion into affairs of smaller nations since WWII.
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COLD WAR ORIGINS.
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Compares views of Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Thomas Patterson & John Gaddis on causes of conflicts between USSR & U.S. from WWII to 1985.... More...
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Compares views of Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Thomas Patterson & John Gaddis on causes of conflicts between USSR & U.S. from WWII to 1985.
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CONTAINMENT OF USSR.
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Evaluation of this strategy employed by the U.S. from 1947 to 1953.... More...
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Evaluation of this strategy employed by the U.S. from 1947 to 1953.
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