EBSEES: Kaldor, Mary - The imaginary war: understanding the East-West conflict

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ID	14082
Author(s)	Kaldor, Mary
Title	The imaginary war: understanding the East-West conflict
Year	1990
Pages	290 p
Place	Oxford
Publsiher	Blackwell
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Foreign Policy, International Relations (General) [Browse all]
Note	On domestic causes of Cold War
Review(s)	Review by Buzan, Barry, in International Affairs, 67(3), 1991, p. 573-74
Medium	book
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	Understanding the Balkan conflict / Sinclair-Loutit, K.W.C.
	The economic dimension of the East-West conflict and the role of Germany / Petzina, Dietmar
	'Worlds apart': the British Embassy in Moscow and the search for East-West understanding / Hopkins, M.F.
	Conflict in urban development: a comparison between East and West Europe
	The East-West conflict in historical perspective - an attempt at a balanced view / Loth, Wilfried
	From East-West conflict to a Common European Home: theory and practice / [Voroncov] Vorontsov, Gennadi
	The scattering of Amalek: a model for understanding the Ukrainian-Jewish conflict / Abramson, Henry

The European Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies (EBSEES) - 1991-2007

The imaginary war: understanding the East-West conflict