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The Cold War as history
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The cold war: The great powers and their allies. By DunbabinJ. P. D.. London: Longman, 1994. Pp. xx + 513. £16.99 paper.
The post-imperial age: The great powers and the wider world. By DunbabinJ. P. D.. London: Longman, 1994. Pp. xxii + 549. £17.99 paper.
The Pacific basin since 1943. A history of the foreign relations of the Asian, Australasian and American rim states and the Pacific islands. By ThompsonRoger C.. London: Longman, 1994. Pp. xiv + 353. £36.00.
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1 Editorial foreword to all three volumes; in Dunbabin, , The cold war, p. XX.Google Scholar
2 Crockatt, dust jacket.
3 The cold war, p. 478.
4 The fifty years war, pp. 3–14.
5 See The cold war, pp. 246–51; and The post-imperial age, pp. 115–21.
6 A matter to which Drs Dunbabin and Crockatt might perhaps have given more space.
7 Pp. 150–88.
8 P. xiii.
9 Thompson, pp. 89–94.
10 Thompson, p. 215.
11 One example, to give only one, from the present volume is chapter 2 – ‘Migration as an issue in European interdependence and integration: the case of Italy’, by Federico Romero, pp. 33–58. See also The European rescue of the nation-state, by Milward, Alan S.. London: Routledge, 1992.Google Scholar
12 Milward et al. p. 187.
13 Ibid. p. 196.
14 Ibid. p. 199.
15 Ibid. p. 201.