Oscar Sanchez-Sibony received his PhD from the University of Chicago. His dissertation won the ASEEES Robert C. Tucker/Stephen F. Cohen Dissertation Prize in 2010. He is Assistant Professor of World History at the University of Macau, where he teaches courses on Soviet history, the Cold War and global capitalism.
Part I. Isolation: 1. Depression Stalinism
2. Postwar: the Bretton Woods Cold War
Part II. Aspiration: 3. Restoration: resuming the relationship with capitalism
4. Maelstrom: the decolonization vortex
Part III. Integration: 5. Conformity and profit: the Soviet economy under American hegemony
6. Poor relations: the limits of Soviet economic dysfunction
Conclusion: Mikoyan's legacy.
