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Other Volumes/Years 1999 2000 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 RSS Feed (Help) The Journal of Cold War Studies is produced by the Harvard Project on Cold War Studies, and is published by the MIT Press. ISSN: 1531-3298 (electronic); 1520-3972 (print). All reviews are commissioned by H-Diplo article review editors, who allow redistribution under the terms of our copyright policy. Reviews are in PDF format and require the free Adobe Reader (or another PDF reader). We provide a suggested citation format to assist in scholarly use of these article reviews.

Issue 1 (Winter 2005) Special Forum: The Marshall Plan and the Origins of the Cold War Reassessed "The Tragedy of American Diplomacy? Rethinking the Marshall Plan" by Michael Cox and Caroline Kennedy-Pipe Responses "The Marshall Plan as Tragedy" by Marc Trachtenberg "The Advent of Neo-Revisionism?" by Günther Bischof "Looking for Love (or Tragedy) in All the Wrong Places" by John Bledsoe Bonds "Was American Diplomacy Really Tragic?" by László Borhi "The Marshall Plan and the Division of Europe" by Charles S. Maier Rejoinder "The Tragedies of American Diplomacy: Further Reflections" by Michael Cox and Caroline Kennedy-Pipe Commentary by Lloyd Gardner, Rutgers University (PDF) Published by H-Diplo on 11 April 2005   Mark Kramer, “The Collapse of East European Communism and the Repercussions within the Soviet Union”, Part III Commentary by Tom Nichols, Naval War College and La Salle University (PDF) Note: This commentary covers all three parts of the article Published by H-Diplo on 11 May 2005 Commentary by Anthony D'Agostino, San Francisco State University (PDF) Note: This commentary covers all three parts of the article Published by H-Diplo on 11 May 2005   Issue 2 (Spring 2005) Special Issue: Ideas, International Relations, and the End of the Cold War "Introduction: The Role of Ideas and the End of the Cold War" by Nina Tannenwald and William C. Wohlforth "Ideas and Explanation: Advancing the Theoretical Agenda" by Nina Tannenwald "The Sociology of New Thinking: Elites, Identity Change, and the End of the Cold War" by Robert English "The Guns That Didn't Smoke: Ideas and the Soviet Non-Use of Force in 1989" by Andrew Bennett "Human Rights Ideas, the Demise of Communism, and the End of the Cold War" by Daniel C. Thomas "Economic Incentives, Ideas, and the End of the Cold War: Gorbachev and German Unification" by Tuomas Forsberg "The End of the Cold War as a Hard Case for Ideas" by William C. Wohlforth Commentary by Erin Black, University of Toronto (PDF) Published by H-Diplo on 25 September 2005

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