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The Impact of the Cold War: Reconsiderations

Edited by Joseph M. Siracusa and Glen St. John Barclay
Reviewed by Edward L. Morse
October 1977
The Impact of the Cold War: Reconsiderations
Edited by Joseph M. Siracusa and Glen St. John Barclay
Kennikat Press
1977
207 pp.
$12.50
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Nine authors from five countries reflect on the impact of the cold war upon the societies, politics and foreign policies of 11 nations. The book as a whole sheds light on aspects of comparative foreign policy usually ignored in American writings.

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