Shepherd of democracy?: America and Germany in the twentieth century
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| Format: | Edited Volume |
| Language: | English |
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Westport, Conn London
Greenwood
1992
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| Edition: | 1. publ. |
| Series: | Contributions in political science
305 |
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Contributions in political science (305)
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| Author Notes: | edited by Carl C. Hodge and Cathal J. Nolan |
Table of Contents:
- Doyle, M.W.: Liberal internationalism. S. 1-19. Nolan, C.J.: Woodrow Wilson, German democracy, and World Order. S. 21-39. Clark, L.; Hallahan, B.: "A sullen and selfish isolation". S. 41-54. Hodge, C.C.; Nolan, C.J.: "As powerful as we are": From the Morgenthau Plan to Marshall aid. S. 55-72. Smith, J.E.: The decision to divide Germany. S. 73-85. Hodge, C.C.: Active at the creation: The United States and the founding of Adenauer's republic. S. 87-103. Hanrieder, W.F.: The German-American connection in the 1970s and 1980s: The maturing of a relationship. S. 105-121. Kirchner, E.J.: Germany and the European Community. S. 123-139. Johnston, W.: The Reagan revolution and German democracy. S. 141-195. Barilleaux, R.J.: George Bush, Germany, and the New World Order. S. 161-172. Beyme, K. von: The new German National State and its role in international relations. S. 173-186.