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America, Russia, and the Cold War, 1945-2006, 10/e

Walter LaFeber, Cornell University

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A substantially revised and expanded Chapter 15, examining the 9/11 attacks and their foreign policy aftermath.
New final chapter on the foreign policy of the Clinton and Yeltsin-Putin presidencies, as well as an introduction to the initial foreign-policy ideas of George W. Bush’s administration. This new chapter and others note the effects of the technology revolution that took hold in the 1980s and 1990s.
Additional coverage of a host of topics, including: North Korea and the Korean War; the "Project Pedro" propaganda campaign and U.S.-Mexican relations; modernization theory; the CIA's "Team B"; a revealing study of foreign policy toward Cambodia during Jimmy Carter's presidency; Pope John Paul II's effect on Eastern Europe and the end of the Cold War; and U.S. foreign policy under Bill Clinton.
An expanded companion website, featuring relevant primary source documents, links to additional information, and an extended and updated bibliography.

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