World politics 1945-2000

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World politics 1945-2000

Peter Calvocoressi

Pearson Education, 2001

8th ed

  • : pbk

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Rev. ed. of: World politics since 1945. 7th ed. c1996

Includes index

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: pbk ISBN 9780582381223

内容説明

An enormously successful, comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of world history since the end of the Second World War. The 8th and last ever edition of Calvocoressi's World Politics, is fully updated to provide a complete guide to the second half of the 20th Century. Since the first edition in 1968, World Politics has established itself as a vital text for anyone involved in international politics or history. As world events happened, Calvocoressi added more and more to his book to maintain its status as a current and complete source. It is the only single volume book to give full international coverage and to be written in clear, succint and accessibly writing style.

目次

List of maps Introduction PART ONE: WORLD POWER AND WORLD ORDER 1. The superpowers 2. Japan 3. China 4. World order 5. A Third World - and a Fourth PART TWO: EUROPE 6. Western Europe 7. Central and Eastern Europe 8. Yugoslavia and Albania PART THREE: THE MIDDLE EAST 9. The Arabs and Israel to the Suez War 10. From Suez to the death of Nasser 11. The destruction of Lebanon 12. Towards a Palestinian state 13. Iran and Gulf Wars 14. The Arabian peninsula PART FOUR: ASIA 15. The Indian subcontinent 16. The Indo-Chinese peninsula 17. South-east Asia and ASEAN 18. Afghanistan 19. Korea PART FIVE: AFRICA 20. North Africa 21. West Africa 22. Central Africa 23. East Africa 24. Africa' s Deep South 25. Russians, Cubans, Chinese PART SIX: AMERICA 26. Canada 27. South America 28. Mexico and Central America 29. Cuba and the Caribbean Key to United Nations missions (Map 4.1) Index
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ISBN 9780582437289

内容説明

This text presents an overview of the major events and people that have shaped world politics since the end of World War II in 1945, including the Cold War, the fall of communism, and the ascendancy of the nuclear powers.

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