Keyword [The Cold War]
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| 161. | Blowback: The Rewriting of American Imperialism After the Cold War |
| 162. | Interzone: The Cold War Dialectic and Subject-Substance Inscription in the Early Work of William S. Burroughs |
| 163. | Warding off innocence: Original sin and American culture in the Cold War |
| 164. | Between empire and state-building: Ethnic conflict, United Nations intervention, and the post-colonial state after the Cold War (Iraq) |
| 165. | Billy Graham, American Evangelicalism, and the Cold War Clash of Messianic Visions, 1945--1962 |
| 166. | The Soviet media at the onset of the Cold War, 1945--1950 |
| 167. | Ends of empire: Asian American culture and the Cold War |
| 168. | The Cold War and the Olympics: Coverage in the 'New York Times' and 'Los Angeles Times' of the United States' and Soviet Union's pursuit of athletic supremacy, 1948--1988 |
| 169. | Consensus all -American: Sport and the promotion of the American way of life during the Cold War, 1946--1965 |
| 170. | For God, for family, for country: Colonial revival church buildings in the Cold War era |
| 171. | Beauty in the face of destruction: A Chinese artist growing up in the Cold War era |
| 172. | 'Brains at a bargain': Refugee Chinese intellectuals, American science, and the 'Cold War of the classrooms' |
| 173. | On Endings: American experimental fiction and the Cold War |
| 174. | From antagonists to adversaries: United States-China talks during the Cold War, 1949--1972 |
| 175. | Staging the Cold War: Negotiating American national identity in film and television, 1940--1960 |
| 176. | Making American: Constitutive rhetoric in the Cold War |
| 177. | Double booking: How editors rewrote the American Renaissance in the Cold War |
| 178. | Li or Shih: The Chinese military strategic culture and Chinese use of force during the Cold War |
| 179. | Propaganda in the employ of democracy: Fighting the Cold War with words (Dwight D. Eisenhower, C. D. Jackson) |
| 180. | Red masquerades: Gender and political subversion during the Cold War, 1945--1963 |
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