Europe in the Cold War

 
Beginning with the outcome and consequences of World War II, this course will examine the major trends and developments in the politics of Western Europe during the Cold War (1945–1991). Topics treated include the Stalinization of Eastern Europe, European integration, decolonization in the Mediterranean, the transatlantic relationship and Europe's role in the shaping of East-West relations. The course concludes with the great events of 1989-1992 in Central (and Western) Europe. The course is taught partly by illustrated lectures, partly by discussion of articles, books, original documents and films. (Cross listed European Studies/Russian and Eurasian Studies)
Categorization: Professor: 
Gilbert, Mark
Course Number: 
SA.700.756.20
Categorization: Term: 
Spring 2013
Categorization: Campus: 
Bologna, Italy
Categorization: Area of Study: 
European Studies
Russian and Eurasian Studies