The Cold War Research Network would like to draw the attention of its Spanish-speaking audience, to Dr. Froilán Ramos Rodríguez’s new publication titled Guerra Fría Global. El pensamiento militar chileno y venezolano (1960-1970).     Dr. Rodríguez is a historian that specializes in Contemporary  History and is currently a professor at de la Universidad Católica…

  The Cold War Research Network would like to draw your attention to the Call for Papers for the  New International Economic Order, Lessons and Legacies 50 Years Later conference project. In collaboration with Temple University, University College London, the History and Political Economy Project, El Colegio de México and the Berggruen Institute, the  Ca’…

  The Cold War Research Network’s co-coordinator Dr. Ruud Van Dijk has recently published a book review with the Atlantisch Perspectief (AP) magazine of the Netherlands Atlantic Association. In his article ‘The West, Russia, and NATO in the 1990s: Missed Opportunities?’  he provides a book review of two books, one by M. E Sarotte and the…

The Cold War Research Network is proud to support the Mediterranean Solidarity, call for papers initiative coordinated by Dr. Martin Baumeister (German Historical Institute in Rome), Dr. Kalliopi Geronymaki (University of Florence), and Dr. Silvia Salvatici (University of Florence). The core objective of this call for papers is to analyse how humanitarian and international aid…

The Cold War Research Network is thrilled to promote Andrei-Dumitru Olteanu and Gabriel Zvinca’s intriguing research project which revolves around the focus on stories of young people who left communist states and who helped, voluntarily or involuntarily, to create the European identity. This project is aimed at encouraging the participation of undergraduate, master’s, or doctoral…

This April the Cold War Research Network is delighted to invite you to the presentation of Una Bergmane’s new book Politics of Uncertainty: The United States, the Baltic Question, and the Soviet Union (Oxford University Press, April 2023).   In March 1990, Lithuania became the first Soviet Republic to declare its independence. Within weeks, the…

The Cold War Research Network is proud to co-sponsor the book launch of Dr. Frank Gerits, titled The Ideological Scramble for Africa: How the Pursuit of Anticolonial Modernity Shaped a Postcolonial Order, 1945–1966 (Cornell University Press, March 2023).     In his latest publication, Frank Gerits examines how African leaders in the 1950s and 1960s…

The Cold War Research Network is excited to announce a student-orientated film screening event with 2023 marking 70 years since the death of Soviet leader, Joseph Stalin. The film that is fittingly chosen is The Death of Stalin, directed by Armando Iannucci (2017). The film screening promises to be a significant highlight in this academic year…

This December the Cold War Research Network is delighted to invite you to the presentation of William Michael Schmidli’s new book Freedom on the Offensive: Human Rights, Democracy Promotion, and US interventionism in the Late Cold War (Cornell University Press, September 2022). The book argues that democracy promotion by the Reagan administration was used to…

Dear members we have an exciting announcement! The Cold War History Research Center is looking for contributions for their 6th edition of their bibliography of New Cold War History. More information concerning the organization and structure of submissions can be read on their website. Read their call below:   Greetings from the Cold War History Research…