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1968 : The World Transformed

By:

Fink Carole

Contributor(s):

Gassert Philipp Junker Detlef

Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 1998Description: 490p xiSubject(s):

1. World Politics - 1965 - 1005

DDC classification:

909.000000 FIN

Contents:

Introduction pp 1-28 By Carole Fink, Philipp Gassert, Detlef Junker Part One - Tet and Prague: The Bipolar System in Crisis 1 - Tet and the Crisis of Hegemony pp 31-54 By George C. Herring 2 - Tet on TV pp 55-82 By Chester J. Pack Jr. 3 - The American Economic Consequences of 1968 pp 83-110 By Diane B. Kunz 4 - The Czechoslovak Crisis and the Brezhnev Doctrine pp 111-172 By Mark Kramer 5 - Ostpolitik: The Role of the Federal Republic of Germany in the Process of Détente pp 173-192 By Gottfried Niedhart 6 - China Under Siege pp 193-216 By Nancy Bernkopf Tucker Part Two - From Chicago to Beijing: Challenges to the Domestic Order 7 - 1968 and the Unraveling of Liberal America pp 219-236 By Alan Brinkley 8 - March 1968 in Poland pp 237-252 By Jerzy Eisler 9 - May 1968 in France pp 253-276 By Ingrid Gilcher-Holtey 10 - A Laboratory of Postindustrial Society: Reassessing the 1960s in Germany pp 277-294 By Claus Leggewie 11 - The Third World in 1968 pp 295-318 By Arif Dirlik Part Three - “Ask the Impossible!”: Protest Movements of 1968 12 - The Revolt Against the Establishment pp 321-350 By Stuart J. Hilwig 13 - The Changing Nature of the European Working Class pp 351-372 By Gerd-Rainer Horn 14 - The Women's Movement in East and West Germany pp 373-396 By Eva Maleck-Lewy, Bernhard Maleck 15 - 1968: A Turning Point in American Race Relations? pp 397-420 By Manfred Berg 16 - The Revival of Holocaust Awareness in West Germany, Israel, and the United States pp 421-438 By Harold Marcuse 17 - The Nuclear Threat Ignored pp 439-458 By Lawrence S. Wittner Epilogue pp 459-460 18 - 1968 and 1989: Caesuras, Comparisons, and Connections pp 461-478 By Konrad H. Jarausch Index pp 479-490

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Introduction
pp 1-28
By Carole Fink, Philipp Gassert, Detlef Junker

Part One - Tet and Prague: The Bipolar System in Crisis

1 - Tet and the Crisis of Hegemony
pp 31-54
By George C. Herring

2 - Tet on TV
pp 55-82
By Chester J. Pack Jr.

3 - The American Economic Consequences of 1968
pp 83-110
By Diane B. Kunz

4 - The Czechoslovak Crisis and the Brezhnev Doctrine
pp 111-172
By Mark Kramer

5 - Ostpolitik: The Role of the Federal Republic of Germany in the Process of Détente
pp 173-192
By Gottfried Niedhart

6 - China Under Siege
pp 193-216
By Nancy Bernkopf Tucker

Part Two - From Chicago to Beijing: Challenges to the Domestic Order

7 - 1968 and the Unraveling of Liberal America
pp 219-236
By Alan Brinkley

8 - March 1968 in Poland
pp 237-252
By Jerzy Eisler

9 - May 1968 in France
pp 253-276
By Ingrid Gilcher-Holtey

10 - A Laboratory of Postindustrial Society: Reassessing the 1960s in Germany
pp 277-294
By Claus Leggewie

11 - The Third World in 1968
pp 295-318
By Arif Dirlik

Part Three - “Ask the Impossible!”: Protest Movements of 1968

12 - The Revolt Against the Establishment
pp 321-350
By Stuart J. Hilwig

13 - The Changing Nature of the European Working Class
pp 351-372
By Gerd-Rainer Horn

14 - The Women's Movement in East and West Germany
pp 373-396
By Eva Maleck-Lewy, Bernhard Maleck

15 - 1968: A Turning Point in American Race Relations?
pp 397-420
By Manfred Berg

16 - The Revival of Holocaust Awareness in West Germany, Israel, and the United States
pp 421-438
By Harold Marcuse

17 - The Nuclear Threat Ignored
pp 439-458
By Lawrence S. Wittner

Epilogue
pp 459-460

18 - 1968 and 1989: Caesuras, Comparisons, and Connections
pp 461-478
By Konrad H. Jarausch

Index
pp 479-490

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