The World Since 1945: An International History (Hodder Arnold Publication)

The World Since 1945: An International History (Hodder Arnold Publication)

by P.M.H.Bell (Author)

Synopsis

This book presents a bold and wide-ranging account of international affairs between 1945-1991, from the end of the Second World War to the close of the Cold War. It deals with the Cold War and Detente, with decolonization and the Third World, and with the development of international organizations.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 608
Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
Published: 04 May 2001

ISBN 10: 0340662360
ISBN 13: 9780340662366
Book Overview: Offers a structural approach to problems of interpretation Discusses key concepts Traces the main themes that have shaped the postwar world

Media Reviews
'... a masterly synthesis of the contemporary international history of the entire globe. The clarity of Bell's writing style enhances a work of extraordinary scope.' John Lukacs 'Bell's magisterial work is unique. No such book, encompassing the development and the history of global international relations since 1945, exists. It is a wide synthesis, encyclopedic in its contents, while its main quality appears through the lucid and direct style of its author. Its practical merits are such as to render it particularly applicable as a basic text for any college course dealing with International Relations or with International History since 1945.' John Lukacs 'The World Since 1945 is exceptionally useful: it amounts to a well-designed bridge leading from a - relatively - older order of things toward a very new world.' The National Interest 'The virtues and usefulness of this book are very evident. It is sure to be a useful text.' English Historical Review
Author Bio

P.M.H. Bell is a former Reader in History, University of Liverpool.