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Dynamics of the cold war concept’s figurative component in the US political discourse
Дискурс профессиональной коммуникации, 2020 The article presents the results of a study aimed at analyzing the dynamics of the development of the COLD WAR concept’s figurative component in political discourse based on the material of the American media.
N. A. Kovalev
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DETERRENCE IN THE COLD WAR AND THE ‘WAR ON TERROR’ [PDF]
Defence and Peace Economics, 2006 We examine how the theory of deterrence differs from a Cold‐War type of setting to a War‐on‐Terror type of setting. Our central conclusion is that deterrence of terrorist states should resemble Cold War deterrence. Deterring terrorist groups is more difficult.
David K Levine, Robert A Levine
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Tearing down the ‘buckskin curtain’: domestic policy-making and Indigenous intellectuals in the Cold War United States and Canada [PDF]
, 2022 North American Indigenous peoples remain overlooked in Cold War scholarship, despite being tangibly impacted by this global conflict. This article presents a study of four foundational texts, to argue that the Cold War shaped the introduction of new ...
Humalajoki Reetta
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"Russia Accuses Fleet Street": Journalists and MI6 during the Cold War [PDF]
, 2015 An interesting but under-researched area of journalism studies is the relationship between journalists, particularly foreign correspondents, and the intelligence services during the cold war.
Dorril, Stephen
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The War Scare That Wasn't: Able Archer 83 and the Myths of the Second Cold War [PDF]
, 2020 Did the Cold War of the 1980s nearly turn hot? Much has been made of the November 1983 Able Archer 83 command-post exercise, which is often described as having nearly precipitated a nuclear war when paranoid Warsaw Pact policymakers suspected that the ...
Miles, Simon
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How Global Was Eastern Europe during the Cold War?
Central Europe, 2022 A substantial body of scholarship recognizes the globality of the Cold War, evidencing the strategic propositioning of states favorable to the superpower ideologies divided in Berlin.
Rosie Leeming
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The Roots of the Religious Cold War: Pre-Cold War Factors
Social Sciences, 2018 The article is an examination of the roots of the amalgam of complex forces that informed the ‘religious cold war’. It looks at the near and the more distant past.
Dianne Kirby
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Chinese Journal of International Review, 2020 With the changes of international order and the deterioration of China–US relations, it has been argued that a new Cold War is approaching. However, this view does not comprehensively consider the differences between the current world and the world ...
Guo Shuyong, Li Boran
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“Cold War” Ideologeme: Aspects of Functioning in Historical and Modern Media Spaces
Известия Уральского федерального университета. Серия 2: Гуманитарные науки, 2023 This article analyses aspects underlying the functioning of the “cold war” ideologeme in the media texts of two historical periods. The aggravation of political relations between the collective West and Russia actualises the concept of “cold war” which ...
Valery Mikhailovich Amirov +1 more
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Holocaust Memory and the Cold War [PDF]
The Cold War influenced how people, societies and states dealt with the Holocaust and its aftereffects. This book challenges previous perceptions that the democratic West embraced commemoration while the totalitarian East did not.
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