The twentieth-century world : an international history
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書誌事項
The twentieth-century world : an international history
Oxford University Press, 2001
4th ed
- : pbk
- : cloth
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 565-587) and index
内容説明・目次
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: cloth ISBN 9780195136807
内容説明
The Twentieth-Century World is a narrative account of twentieth-century world history, with extensive coverage given to the US, Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. The book uses a distinctive analytical framework in order to examine the rivalries between major world nations. The forth edition has been thoroughly updated, to take the narrative all the way up to the end of the twentieth century, Keylor has expanded the book's coverage of very recent events such as the Middle East peace process, NATO expansion, negotiations for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, and the war in Chechnya. The book includes 27 maps for ease of reference. With its up-to-date bibliography and its clear, concise style, the book is perfect for undergraduate classes on twentieth-century world history.
- 巻冊次
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: pbk ISBN 9780195136814
内容説明
This highly successful text offers a narrative account of twentieth-century international history with extensive coverage given to the United States, Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. The book uses a distinctive analytical framework in order to examine the evolving relations between the major world powers throughout the last century. Now in its fourth edition, The Twentieth-Century World has been thoroughly updated to reflect the full span of the twentieth century up to the year 2000. Keylor expands his coverage of such recent events as the Middle East peace process, NATO expansion, negotiations for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, and the war in Chechnya. This new edition includes a completely up-to-date bibliographical essay and 27 maps for ease of reference. Its clear and concise style make The Twentieth-Century World an essential text for courses on twentieth-century international history.
目次
- PROLOGUE: THE GLOBAL CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
- PART ONE: THE THIRTY YEAR'S WAR
- 1. Germany's Bid for European Dominance (1914-1918)
- 2. The Peace of Paris and the New International Order
- 3. The Western World in the Twenties: The Era of Illusions
- 4. The Western World in the Thirties: the Illusions Dispelled
- 5. Germany's Second Bid for European Dominance
- 6. The Confirmation of United States Supremacy in Latin America
- 7. The Confirmation of Japan's Supremacy in East Asia
- PART TWO: THE COLD WAR BETWEEN THE SUPERPOWERS
- 8. The Formation of the Bipolar World in the Truman-Stalin Era (1945-1953)
- 9. Coexistence and Confrontation (1953-1962)
- 10. Detente and Mutipolarity (1962-1975)
- 11. The Rise of China and the Cold War in Asia
- 12. The Resurgence of East-West Tension (1975-1985)
- 13. Latin America's Quest for Development and Independence
- 14. Africa: From Independence to Dependency
- 15. The Far East: The Road to the New Co-Prosperity
- PART THREE: FROM COLD WAR TO NEW WORLD DISORDER (1985-2000)
- 16. Moscow, Washington, and the End of the Soviet Empire
- 17. Europe: Integration and Disintegration
- 18. Asia at the Crossroads
- 19. Africa on its Own: Ethnicity, Conflict, Autocracy, and Underdevelopment
- 20. The Middle East: The Rocky Road to Reconciliation
- 21. Latin America: Democracy, Free Markets, and Regional Stability
- 22. A Unipolar World or a New Multilateralism?
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