History
Comes Alive Series
Old Truths, New Truths and Untruths:
Revisiting
the Origins of the Cold War
Professor
Daniel J. Clark will present the lecture "Old
Truths, New Truths and Untruths: Revisiting the Origins
of the Cold War" at 7 p.m. Tuesday, November
15, 2005 in the Oakland
Center Gold Rooms B & C. Professor Clark, a 20th century American labor
history expert, teaches courses on American workers in
the 20th century, the Cold War and oral history.
Books by Professor Clark at the Kresge Library:
- Like
Night and Day: Unionization in a Southern Mill Town.
Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1997.
Online Books and Articles related to this lecture*:
- Critchlow, James (2004). Public
diplomacy during the cold war: the record and its implications.
Journal of Cold War Studies, 6(1), 75-89.
- Frutiger, Dean (2002). AFL-CIO
China policy: Labor's new step forward or the cold war
revisited? Labor Studies Journal, 27(3), 67-80.
- Garthoff, Raymond (2004). Foreign
Intelligence and the Historiography of the Cold War.
Journal of Cold War Studies, 6(2), 21-56.
- Hopmann, Terrence (2003). Adapting
international relations theory to the end of the cold
war. Journal Of Cold War Studies, 5(3), 96-101.
- Kusmer, Kenneth (2002). Hot
war, cold war, and civil rights. Journal of Policy
History, 14(4), 431-438.
- Mastny, Vojtech (1996). The
Cold War and Soviet insecurity: the Stalin years.
New York: Oxford University Press.
- Osgood, Kenneth (2002). Hearts
and minds: the unconventional cold war. Journal
of Cold War Studies, 4(2), 85-107.
- Pineo, Ronn (2003). Recent
cold war studies. History Teacher, 37(1), 79-86.
Books related to this lecture's topic at the Kresge Library:
- Borstelmann, Thomas (2001). The
Cold War and the color line : American race relations
in the global arena. Cambridge: Harvard University
Press.
- Brands, H W (1993). The
devil we knew : Americans and the Cold War. New York:
Oxford University Press.
- Dudziak, Mary (2000). Cold
War civil rights: race and the image of American democracy.
Princeton: Princeton University Press.
- Gaddis, John (1997). We
now know: rethinking Cold War history. New York:
Oxford University Press.
- Mastny, Vojtech (1996). The
Cold War and Soviet insecurity: the Stalin years.
New York: Oxford University Press.
- Yergin, Daniel (1977). Shattered
peace: the origins of the cold war and the national security
state. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
*Please note, access to some of these
online materials is restricted to use by Oakland Students,
Faculty, and Staff (or from a computer located on the
Oakland network). Find out
why...