Courses

Fall 2020

The Global Cold War

, 4 pts, UN3490

THE GLOBAL COLD WAR

The superpower competition between the US and the USSR dominated international affairs during the second half of the twentieth century. Though this Cold War was born from ideological differences and initially focused on Europe, it soon became entangled with the concurrent global process of decolonization. In this way, the US-Soviet rivalry shaped events on every continent. This course will examine the intersection of the superpower competition and the emergence of the postcolonial world. Through course readings and class discussion, students will examine the global dimensions of the Cold war. Each student will prepare a research paper on a topic to be chosen in consultation with the instructor.

Section Number
001
Call Number
12059
Day, Time & Location
T 2:10PM-4:00PM ONLINE
Instructor
Paul T Chamberlin