Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe

Abstract This bibliographical and conceptual essay summarizes recent research in Cold War Studies in Europe and the Americas, especially on smaller states in historiographical studies. Against the background of an increasing connectedness and globalization of research about the Cold War, the authors...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Albert Manke, Kateřina Březinová, Laurin Blecha
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Fundação Getúlio Vargas
Series:	Estudos Históricos
Subjects:	nova História da Guerra Fria Sul Global pequena potência América Latina Europa
Online Access:	http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-21862017000100203&lng=en&tlng=en

id	doaj-17a7d262b02d4a06880c94dd204ce1bc
record_format	Article
spelling	doaj-17a7d262b02d4a06880c94dd204ce1bc2020-11-24T23:07:12ZengFundação Getúlio VargasEstudos Históricos2178-1494306020321810.1590/s2178-14942017000100011S0103-21862017000100203Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western EuropeAlbert MankeKateřina BřezinováLaurin BlechaAbstract This bibliographical and conceptual essay summarizes recent research in Cold War Studies in Europe and the Americas, especially on smaller states in historiographical studies. Against the background of an increasing connectedness and globalization of research about the Cold War, the authors highlight the importance of the full-scale integration of countries and regions of the 'Global South' into Cold War Studies. Critical readings of the newly available resources reveal the existence of important decentralizing perspectives resulting from Cold War entanglements of the 'Global South' with the 'Global North.' As a result, the idea that these state actors from the former 'periphery' of the Cold War should be considered as passive recipients of superpower politics seems rather troubled. The evidence shows (at least partially) autonomous and active multiple actors.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-21862017000100203&lng=en&tlng=ennova História da Guerra FriaSul Globalpequena potênciaAmérica LatinaEuropa
collection	DOAJ
language	English
format	Article
sources	DOAJ
author	Albert Manke Kateřina Březinová Laurin Blecha
spellingShingle	Albert Manke Kateřina Březinová Laurin Blecha Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe Estudos Históricos nova História da Guerra Fria Sul Global pequena potência América Latina Europa
author_facet	Albert Manke Kateřina Březinová Laurin Blecha
author_sort	Albert Manke
title	Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe
title_short	Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe
title_full	Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe
title_fullStr	Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe
title_full_unstemmed	Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe
title_sort	conceptual readings into the cold war: towards transnational approaches from the perspective of latin american studies in eastern and western europe
publisher	Fundação Getúlio Vargas
series	Estudos Históricos
issn	2178-1494
description	Abstract This bibliographical and conceptual essay summarizes recent research in Cold War Studies in Europe and the Americas, especially on smaller states in historiographical studies. Against the background of an increasing connectedness and globalization of research about the Cold War, the authors highlight the importance of the full-scale integration of countries and regions of the 'Global South' into Cold War Studies. Critical readings of the newly available resources reveal the existence of important decentralizing perspectives resulting from Cold War entanglements of the 'Global South' with the 'Global North.' As a result, the idea that these state actors from the former 'periphery' of the Cold War should be considered as passive recipients of superpower politics seems rather troubled. The evidence shows (at least partially) autonomous and active multiple actors.
topic	nova História da Guerra Fria Sul Global pequena potência América Latina Europa
url	http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-21862017000100203&lng=en&tlng=en
work_keys_str_mv	AT albertmanke conceptualreadingsintothecoldwartowardstransnationalapproachesfromtheperspectiveoflatinamericanstudiesineasternandwesterneurope AT katerinabrezinova conceptualreadingsintothecoldwartowardstransnationalapproachesfromtheperspectiveoflatinamericanstudiesineasternandwesterneurope AT laurinblecha conceptualreadingsintothecoldwartowardstransnationalapproachesfromtheperspectiveoflatinamericanstudiesineasternandwesterneurope
_version_	1725619444414152704

Conceptual Readings into the Cold War: Towards Transnational Approaches from the Perspective of Latin American Studies in Eastern and Western Europe

Similar Items