2014•Unpublished venueOpen access

East, West, North, South: International Relations since 1945

Geir Lundestad

Abstract

The New World The Cold War in Europe, 1945-1949 The Cold War Becomes Global, 1945-1962 Detente Between East and West, 1962-1975 Renewed Tension Between East and West, 1975-1984 The End of the Cold War, 1984-1990 Major Powers and Local Conflicts after the Cold War, 1990-2013 The Arms Race, 1945-2013 The United States and Western Europe, 1945-2013 The Soviet Union/Russia and the (formerly) Communist Countries, 1945-2013 The Rise of East Asia Decolonization Economic Relations Between North and South, 1945-2013 Two Theories on Development and Under-development Globalization and Fragmentation Conclusion: The Future

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Key concepts: Cold war, Decolonization, Soviet union, Political science, Communism, Arms race, East Asia, Economic history