One World Divisible: A Global History Since 1945

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نام کتاب : One World Divisible: A Global History Since 1945
عنوان ترجمه شده به فارسی : یک جهان قابل تقسیم: یک تاریخ جهانی از سال 1945
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ناشر : Penguin
سال نشر : 2001
تعداد صفحات : 1108
ISBN (شابک) : 9780140295108 , 0140295100
زبان کتاب : English
فرمت کتاب : pdf
حجم کتاب : 10 مگابایت



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Title Page\nContents\nAbout the Author\nDedication\nList of Maps\nList of Illustrations\nMaps\nForeword by Paul Kennedy\nIntroduction\n1. The Mushroom Cloud and the Iron Curtain\n The Cover Story That Never Was\n The War and the Superpowers\n From Cold Peace to Cold War\n Two Blocs, Two Germanies, Two Bombs\n2. Communist Revolutions, Asian Style\n Japan Under U.S. Occupation\n China and the Endgame of Civil War\n Korea: The Cold War Turns Hot\n Consolidating Unity and Revolution in China\n Nationalism and Communism in Southeast Asia\n The Limits of “Independence”\n3. Legacies of Empire\n The Partition of India\n Palestine: One Land, Two Peoples\n The Middle East after Britain and France\n Africa and the Persistence of Imperialism\n The “White Commonwealth” between Britain and America\n Latin America: “Our” Hemisphere and “Their” Island\n4. Two Europes, Two Germanies\n The Socialist Transformation of Eastern Europe\n Germany: East and West\n Western Europe: Capitalism, Welfare, and Integration\n The Bomb and the Wall\n5. Cities and Consumers\n Births and Deaths\n Cities and Buildings\n Suburbs and Automobiles\n The Culture of Consumption\n6. Eyeball to Eyeball, Shoulder to Shoulder\n Eisenhower, Khrushchev, and the Space Race\n Kennedy, Khrushchev, and Cuba\n De Gaulle and the Travails of Western Europe\n Dubček and the Taming of Eastern Europe\n7. Color, Creed, and Coups\n The Politics of Race in Black and White\n Ethnicity and Conflict in Black Africa\n Development and the Military in Latin America\n Christianity Between Church and State\n Holy War in the Middle East\n Politics, Religion, and Nationalism in South Asia\n8. East Wind, West Wind\n The Great Leap and the Cultural Revolution\n Southeast Asia and Indonesia’s Turning Point\n America’s Anguish, Vietnam’S Tragedy\n The Vietnam War and America’s Allies\n9. Cultures and Families\n The Consumption of Culture\n Educational Revolutions\n Women on the Move\n10. Superpower Détente, Communist Confrontation\n A New Strategic Triangle: America, Russia, China\n West Germany Looks East\n Western Europe Looks North and South\n America in Retreat, Détente in Decline\n New Indochina Wars-Communist against Communist\n Afghanistan, The Olympics, and the Demise Of Détente\n11. Israel, Oil, and Islam\n October 1973: Arab Gamble, Superpower Crisis\n Partial Peace: Israel, Egypt, and the Palestinians\n The Gulf States and the Oil Boom\n The Iranian Revolution and Islamic Resurgence\n12. Capitalist Revolutions, Asian Style\n The West and Stagflation\n The Japanese “Miracle”\n The Asian Tigers\n The Tiger Cubs\n The Chinese Dragon\n The Indian Elephant\n13. Challenges for the West\n Thatcherism, Reaganomics, and the Crisis of Capitalism\n Latin America: Debt, Democracy, and Revolution\n Sub-Saharan Africa: The Collapse of the State\n The “New Cold War” and Transatlantic Turmoil\n14. Chips and Genes\n Science, Business, and Government\n Telecommunications and the Satellite Revolution\n Computers and the Electronics Revolution\n The “Information Society” and International Rivalries\n Molecular Biology and the Revolution in Genetics\n Nuclear Power and the Environmental Counterrevolution\n15. The Crisis of Communism\n Gorbachev and the “New Thinking”\n The European Revolutions of 1989\n German Unification and European Union\n Soviet Dis-Union\n The Chinese Exception\n16. States, Wealth, and Order after the Cold War\n Iraq, Israel, and the Search for Peace in the Middle East\n Poverty and Despotism in Sub-Saharan Africa\n Latin America: Opening Up Economies, States, and Region\n Postcommunism and the Redefinition of Europe\n The Crisis of “Asian Values”?\n17. Goods and Values\n Solitary Superpower, Anxious Americans\n “Globalization” and Its Discontents\n Faith and Doubt\n Creating Life?\n Sustaining Life\n Social Life\nEpilogue\nIllustrations\nNotes\nFurther Reading\nIllustration Credits\nAcknowledgments\nFollow Penguin\nCopyright Page




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