Europe since 1945: A Concise History
J. Robert Wegs, Robert Ladrech
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J. Robert Wegs, Robert Ladrech
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Preface - A Bipolar World - The Cold War and the Sovietization of Eastern Europe - From Left to Right: European Politics, 1945-1948 - Economic Recovery in Western Europe - Western European Politics, 1948-1960s - The End of the European Empires - The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the 1950s and 1960s: The New Course and Polycentrism - European Unity - Postwar European Society: The Managers - Economics and Society in the Communist World, 1945-1990 - 1968: The Year of Crisis - The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the 1970s and 1980s: The Quest for Legitimacy Fails - Western European Political and Economic Trends Since the 1960s - Thought and Culture Since 1945 - Epilogue - Index
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Preface - A Bipolar World - The Cold War and the Sovietization of Eastern Europe - From Left to Right: European Politics, 1945-1948 - Economic Recovery in Western Europe - Western European Politics, 1948-1960s - The End of the European Empires - The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the 1950s and 1960s: The New Course and Polycentrism - European Unity - Postwar European Society: The Managers - Economics and Society in the Communist World, 1945-1990 - 1968: The Year of Crisis - The Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the 1970s and 1980s: The Quest for Legitimacy Fails - Western European Political and Economic Trends Since the 1960s - Thought and Culture Since 1945 - Epilogue - Index
Key concepts: European union, Politics, Political science, Western europe, Communism, Cold war, Legitimacy, Economic history